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    Osmanische Karten von Palästina (19.-20. Jahrhundert)

    Osmanische Karten von Palästina (19.-20. Jahrhundert)

    Von seriousbass48

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    1. seriousbass48 on

      To clarify: “Palestine/Filastin” was the colloquial term to refer to the region across the Mutasarrifates of Akka, Nablus, and Jerusalem which were Ottoman administrative districts.

    2. Goodguy1066 on

      This is beautiful cartography, what MapPorn is all about. I hope the comment section doesn’t turn into a shitfest.

    3. SephardicGenealogy on

      Am I missing something? If you read the map, there is no vilayet of Palestine. Not even a sandjak!

    4. Ok-Yogurtcloset-2124 on

      Bahr i Lut , wow didn’t now Ottomans called it that lol

    6. danm1980 on

      The ottomans didn’t call it “palestine”.
      For 400 years it was called “Ottoman Province of Syria” or “Southern Syria” or “the Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem”.

    7. Huge-Instruction-933 on

      People don’t even take one minute to read the captions smh

    9. Mocedon on

      Is the first map showing all the way up to Tyre as Filistine? Also what is up with the south, where there no people south of beer Shiva?

    11. nedTheInbredMule on

      I was led to believe that was a land without a people for a people without a land? Turns out that empty land did have people on it, funny thing that.

    12. jrgkgb on

      It’s like maps of “The Midwest” in the US right down to the region depicted being different from map to map.

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