Illustration of the threat of air strikes on Germany

A map of the German Reich, which is supposed to show how vulnerable Germany was to attack from the air. Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles Germany could not have its own air force. The silhouettes of aircrafts are biplanes from World War I, moreover, curiously, is not drawn a potential threat by British bombers, except for a warship in the North Sea. This suggests a date around the early 30s. Also note the indicated borders before the Versailles Treaty (including West Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Alsace-Lorraine). Date created: 01.01.1933-31.12.1939

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Aircrafts Alsace Armament Biplanes Bombers Borders Claim Conscription Curiously Demilitarization Except Indicated Lorraine Moreover Pomerania Potential Refoundation Silesia Suggests Supposed Terms Territorial Threat Vulnerable

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