Bergelin, L.
L. Bergelin (fl. c. 1930 - c. 1972) was a French cartographer active during the mid-20th century. He produced school wall maps, world maps, and city plans, notably of Paris. From 1838, he also worked on the Peugeot road atlas beginning.
Includes a detailed plan of the Paris International Colonial Exposition on verso - which included a reconstruction of Angkor Wat.
Nouveau Paris Monumental. / Exposition Coloniale Internationale - Paris 1931.
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This is a 1931 Leconte and Guilmin pictorial map of Paris with a map of the 1931 Paris International Colonial Exposition on the verso. (more details)
French WWII propaganda from before the German invasion.
La Guerre d'Hitler. Front de Mer.
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This is a 1940 Bergelin propaganda map of the British Isles, northern France, and the North Sea at the beginning of World War II (1939 - 1945). The map details the critical effort to keep British and continental shipping lanes and supply lines open. Since this broadside is French, published in Pairs, and anti-German, it must predate the May 1940 German invasion of France. (more details)