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Human Geography, Cartography, and Statistics: A Toolkit for Geopolitical Goals in Hungary until World War II
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  • 1993The Imperial Archive: Knowledge and the Fantasy of Empire803 cited
  • 1996Geography, Cartography and Military Intelligence: The Royal Geographical Society and the First World War118 cited
  • 2002The Politics of the Map in the Early Twentieth Century48 cited
  • 2002Emmanuel de Martonne and the ethnographical cartography of central Europe (1917–1920)32 cited
  • 2000Mars and Minerva: centres of geographical calculation in an age of total war21 cited
  • 2013The Sovietisation of Hungarian Geography, 1945–196020 cited

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