National Geographic: Middle East 1991 – Historic Wall Map Series – 20.25 x 24.75 inches – Paper Rolled

In August 1990 the Middle East’s cauldron once again boiled oer when Iraq inaded Kuwait, its wealthy and much smaller neighbor. Iraq claimed to be asserting due soereignty from days of the Ottoman Empire, but the real moties seemed otherwise. Published in February 1991 during the Gulf War, this map accompanied the educational map The Middle East: States in Turmoil. This detailed map features National Geographic’s iconic cartographic style and typography.

CLASSY MAP IN OFFICE OR HOME: You can’t go wrong with this beautiful production from National Geographic.
A MUST-HAVE FOR COLLECTORS: This map beautifully depicts a Cold War-era Middle East.
QUALITY PRINT: Printed on thick paper suitable for display on your home, school or office wall.
ICONIC CARTOGRAPHY: National Geographic’s maps are the standard others are measured against. You can count on this product having the highest quality content and display in the industry.
TRUSTED CONTENT: National Geographic prides itself on the calibre and rigour of its editorial process so that you can count on having accurate information on every map