John Davies and Alexander J. Kent, "The Red Atlas: How the Soviet Union Secretly Mapped the World" (U Chicago Press, 2017)

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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I've Been Fascinated by Cartography From an Early Age

01:58 • 2min

3

Are You Both Interested in Orden Survey Maps?

03:30 • 2min

4

How Do You Come Up With These Maps?

05:36 • 4min

5

The Red Atlas - The Story of How the Red Atlas Came to Be

09:43 • 4min

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What Was Your Initial Objaction When You First Met These Maps?

13:35 • 2min

7

Alic Yo Roaly, Want to Rak Out.

15:14 • 5min

8

Is It a Copyright Infringement?

20:29 • 3min

9

The History of Soviet and Russian State Maps

23:08 • 5min

10

What You Need to Know About Maps

28:17 • 5min

11

What's the Intention on the Clubs of Union?

32:52 • 3min

12

How Do You Compare the British Survey Maps With the Soviet Maps?

35:50 • 6min

13

The History of Maps

41:38 • 2min

14

The Soviet Map of Dover

43:19 • 3min

15

Is There a Soviet City Plan in the World?

45:59 • 3min

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The Importance of the Selection of Features in Cartography

49:03 • 2min

17

Do We Really Know About the Soviet Topographic Maps?

50:51 • 2min

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What Is the Driving Force Behind This Book?

53:20 • 5min

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What Is the Legacy of the Ow Russian Mapping Project?

58:46 • 3min

20

The Soviet Union in the Cold War

01:01:58 • 4min

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Soviet Maps - What's Next?

01:06:09 • 3min

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The Thames Estuary Trail by Tom King

01:09:17 • 4min