GUMPLOWICZ Wladyslaw - South Asia [1936 Great Universal Geography].

Great Universal Geography Series

South Asia

Dr. Władysław Gumplowicz Professor of the Free Polish University in Warsaw

with 44 illustrations in the text

Monumental monograph on South Asia (India, Indochina, Malay Islands, Moluccan Islands, Small Sundaic Islands, Southeastern Islands, Dutch India, Philippine Islands)

Wladyslaw Gumplowicz (1869-1942) - publicist, geographer, associated with the independence orientation of Polish socialism; editor, among others, of "Przedświt", "Naprzód"; since 1914 assisted in the recruitment campaign for the Polish Legions; since 1924 professor of the Free Polish University in Warsaw; 1934 author of the agricultural program of the PPS; during World War II conspirator and teacher of secret classes

Year of publication: Warsaw [1936], published by Trzaska, Evert and Michalski Sp. Akc.

s. VI, 363, 6 plates illustr.

Format: 29 x 22 cm

Binding: publisher's cloth/ with titling on spine/ on front cover gilded emblem of "Great Universal Geography" series

Condition: complete and coherent, no underlining or signatures in the text, minor numerical signatures on the cover pages [in pencil], cover with rubbing and minor dings, discoloration of the spine