I can't tell you how much I LOVE this atlas. I've been using it for five years in my genealogy research, and there's nothing that compares. If I need to know what was happening in Baden in 1660 or Brittany or Danzig/Gdansk in 1925 or Milan in 1805 or anywhere else at any date... then I can turn to the "Centennia Historical Atlas" for insight. I only wish it covered more centuries, and I'm really looking forward to the version covering the history of North America. Thank you!
J.A.H.
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Comments:
Janet H. wrote: 19👍
John Perry wrote: 7👍
I see little mention of genealogy. Without Centennia (Millennia back in the 1990's) I don't know if I would have ever known to look for my northern Germany ancestors in the Scandinavian (Denmark) section of the genealogy library. My grandmother was born in Lublin. I assumed Poland, not Russia at the time. A very useful genealogy tool, thanks.
Alex Karalekis wrote: 11👍
I have been using this teaching my Modern European History class with great success. It always draws a little crowd when the map is left in free animation on a big screen!
A. Karalekis
San Diego, California
A. Karalekis
San Diego, California
