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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Land Grabs: Maps and Territorial Disputes

Bring it on!  Well, at least it's better than Apple Maps.
Posted by Mad Minerva at 8:04 AM
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Labels: China, foreign policy, geography, Guatemala, history, India, Kashmir, maps, Pakistan, Philippines, Senkaku islands, South America, Vietnam

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