Nations Collection (page 75)

Belgium by night, satellite image
Belgium at night, satellite image. North is at top. Bright areas indicate heavily populated areas with a greater intensity of light emissions

New Zealand, coloured satellite image. North is at top. Water is blue, vegetation is green, mountainous areas are brown and snow is white

Germany. True-colour satellite image of Germany (darker colours). North is at top. Water is blue, vegetation green and bare ground pale brown/white

Northern Germany. Satellite image of northern Europe, centred on northern Germany. North is at top. Green colours show different vegetation, from fields to forests. Grey colours show urban areas

Satellite image of Saxony state, Germany

Benelux countries, satellite image. North is at top. The Benelux Economic Union was established in 1958 in order to promote trade between the three member nations

The Netherlands, satellite image
Benelux coutries, satellite image. North is at top. The Benelux Economic Union was established in 1958 in order to promote trade between the three member nations

Satellite image of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Austria. True-colour satellite image of Austria. North is at top. Vegetation is green, snow is white and water is blue. Austria (darker in colour) is surrounded by Germany (north-west)

France. True-colour satellite image of France (darker colours). North is at top. Water is blue, vegetation green and snow white

Switzerland. True-colour satellite image of Switz- erland. North is at top. Water is blue, snow white and vegetation green

Denmark, satellite image. North is at top. Denmark is located in northern Europe. Its only land border is with Germany in the south (shaded). Mainland Denmark is known as Jutland

Adam Smith, philosopher and economist
Adam Smith (1723-1790), Scottish philosopher. He was born and educated at Kikaldy, Scotland, before entering the University of Glasgow at the age of thirteen

Genoese world map, 1450
Genoese world map. This world map was drawn in around 1450, possibly by the Italian mathematician, astronomer, and geographer Paolo dal Pozzo Toscanelli (1397-1482)

Paris Exhibition 1900 - Political card
A political card from the Paris Exhibition of 1900. The leaders of the major European nations stand precariously on a Boneshaker carriage, struggling to maintain a fragile peace

Results of Fire at Brussels Exhibition
The devastation caused by a fire at the Brussels Exhibition of 14-15 August 1910. This was the entry to the Palace of Belgium on the Avenue of Nations

U. N Conference, London
A general view of the delegates of the preparatory commission of the United Nations at the inaugural meeting at Church House, Westminister

Italian Red Cross
Though many nations intervened in Russias affairs, some tried to help. Aid for Russias homeless and hungry is provided by the Italian Red Cross

French Troops in Russia
The French are among the nations who feel it their duty to intervene in Russian affairs : a freshly-arrived French contingent parades before a few sightseers

American Indians. Iroquois Chief
The Iroqois, or Mohawks, are an Indian tribe of North America, formerly known also under the name of Mengwe, or six nations, inhabiting the country between Montreal and Lake Ontario

Edward VII in his study
Edward VII (1841-1910) shown at his desk in his study. Dubbed, The Uncle of Europe and also, Peacemaker, Edward was a skilled diplomat

France Rejects Hoover
The Hoover Plan : The other nations are all prepared to drink Hoovers peace-soup, but France goes into a tantrum and refuses to drink the stuff

England / Little Brington
A glimpse of Little Brington, Northamptonshire, famous as the village home of George Washingtons ancestors and one of the links between the two great English speaking nations

Louis & Marie-Therese
Louis XIV weds Marie-Therese, daughter of Felipe IV of Spain, which hopefully will bring peace to these two warring nations

League of Nations / 1938
A session of the League of Nations in Geneva

Tribute to Heinrich II
The nations of Roma (Italy), Gaul, Germany & Sclauinia (Western Slovian states) pay tribute to Holy Roman Emperor Heinrich II

Crimea Volunteers - 2
Sardinian volunteers for the Crimea war distinguish them- selves at Chernaia : their presence ensures their country will be recognised by other nations

League of Nations / 1929
The 10th meeting of the League of Nations at Geneva. Briand makes his pacifist speech

Napoleon the Kingmaker
Napoleon the Gingerbread Baker creating new kings - a comment on his habit of appointing his relatives to the thrones of defeated or occupied nations

Napoleon Plays Leapfrog
Napoleon plays leapfrog with the other European nations, but John Bull will be damned if he joins in the game

14 Points Overtaken / 1920
US President Wilsons 14 points, & particularly the League of Nations, are overtaken by events

Birth of New Germany
The birth of the third reich is viewed with alarm and dismay by other nations. The nativity scene is composed of an aryan peasant family nurturing their new saviour

United Nations Forces
United Nations forces go into action in Korea - the gung-ho start to what will be an ever- more-dispiriting campaign, ending with the division of the country

Crystal Palace / Dispersed
The Dispersion of the Works of all Nations from the Great Exhibition of 1851

Set Sail for Europe
All sails set for a United Europe - the flags of the participating nations take the place of sails as the saucy Europa heads into a future of peace and prosperity

John Bull as Protector
John Bull der Freund und Beschutzer der Kleinen - John Bull depicted as the friend and protector of lesser nations

Poster; One Flag
ONE FLAG IS FLAPPING AMONG THE STARS support for the United Nations

English Versus French
Two polite nations: English versus French at the time of the Napoleonic Wars

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"Nations: A Tapestry of History, Unity, and Progress" Step into the past with the Daily Mail War Map, a vivid reminder of the tumultuous era that was World War Witness the resilience and determination as they fought for their ideals. Gaze upon the mesmerizing image of the UK at night from space, where borders disappear, showcasing how nations blend together under a starry sky. It reminds us that despite our differences, we are all part of one global community. Transport yourself to the Great Exhibition of 1851 through its grand entrance. Inside this magnificent event, nations showcased their innovations and achievements in an awe-inspiring display of cultural exchange and collaboration. During World War 2, a powerful poster proclaimed "The British Commonwealth Together, " symbolizing unity amidst adversity. It serves as a timeless testament to strength forged through cooperation. Marvel at Australia's vast landscape captured in a satellite image - an emblematic representation of nature's beauty within national boundaries. This snapshot reminds us that each nation holds unique treasures worth cherishing. Feel your heart race with excitement as you gaze upon a vintage poster advertising the Grand Prix of Nations. The world comes together in friendly competition, transcending borders through shared passion for sport. Stand before the grandeur of Harold Macmillan addressing the United Nations General Assembly - witness diplomacy shaping history as leaders strive to forge bonds between nations based on mutual understanding and respect. Experience Khrushchev's impassioned speech at UN headquarters; his words reverberate across borders reminding us that dialogue is key to resolving conflicts while fostering peace among diverse nations. Witness history being made during The Signing of Japanese Peace Treaty in San Francisco (1951). As pens touch paper, wounds heal; it signifies hope for reconciliation among former adversaries – proof that even after war there can be unity amongst nations. Immerse yourself in maritime glory aboard The Celebrated Yacht America, a vessel that symbolizes exploration and discovery.