At the close of the First World War, propaganda mapping played a
crucial role in the creation of a consensus about German national
territory.
Under the Map of Germany provides a detailed and vivid analysis of
the history and techniques of nationalist mapping in inter-war
Germany. Using extensive archival documentation - including many
previously undiscovered maps - the author charts the development of
new concepts of national territory and the establishment of an
effective propaganda mapping network. His research demonstrates
that a consensus about the extent of the Greater German nation was
not created by skillful Nazi propagandists, but by the collaborate
efforts of respected scholars and nationalist activists during the
Weimar Republic. Challenging the belief that national
self-determination is a just cause, Under the Map of Germany
reveals that national territories are not tangible entities that
can be clearly delimited, but are artificial constructs open to a
wide range of interpretations.
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