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This media file captures a framed historical map, titled "ΧΑΡΤΗΣ ΤΗΣ ΝΕΑΣ ΜΕΓΑΛΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ" (Map of the New Greater Greece), displayed under a protective glass surface. The map depicts the Balkan peninsula and surrounding regions, highlighting territorial changes related to Greece. Visible text on the map's title also includes "Εκδοσις εσπερίας" (Esperos Edition). A legend in the lower right corner uses different colors to represent Greece at various historical junctures: * The area labeled "—Ελλάς προ του 1912" (Greece before 1912) is not explicitly colored in the legend but can be inferred from the map. * "—Η Ελλάς μετά τους δύο Βαλκανικούς πολέμους" (Greece after the two Balkan Wars) * "—Η Ελλάς κατά το 1920" (Greece in 1920) The map uses distinct colors for different regions: red, yellow, blue, and a lighter blue or grey. Notable geographical names visible include "Αλβανία" (Albania), "Σερβ" (likely part of Serbia), and "Κύπρος Ν" (Cyprus N). The map is housed in a dark brown frame and is displayed in what appears to be a museum or exhibition setting, possibly in Nea Filadelfia, Greece, given the context. The glass covering the map reflects overhead lights, appearing as bright blue and white streaks, as well as a vertical white line, possibly from an external light source or part of the display case. A reflection of what looks like a film strip or digital screen is also visible on the lower right portion of the glass. A small white label with the number "17" is positioned in the upper right corner of the map itself. The scene is brightly lit, showcasing the details of the historical document.
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