Subject: Sastavci (BH enclave in Serbia)<br/>
Date: Jun 02, 2004 @ 06:57<br/>
Author: Brendan Whyte (Brendan Whyte &lt;bwhyte@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1520637206">So what was decided on this?<br/>
Rudi has sent me some xeroxes of maps, and I looked at our map holdings. <br/>
WW2 1:100,000 maps of Yugoslavia show Sastavci and all the land east of it <br/>
to the Lim River as belonging to Bosnia. The 1:250,000 maps did not show <br/>
the republic boundaries.<br/>
&quot;Current&quot; Russian 1:200,000 maps do not show the republic boundaries <br/>
either, but there is a small administrative inset in the corner of the map <br/>
sheet showing which bits of the map belong to which administrative unit. No <br/>
enclaves are shown here, which I would expect them to, even for a small <br/>
enclave.<br/>
<br/>
A very nice map called<br/>
&quot;The Times map of the Western Balkans&quot; [map] / c[opyright] Naklada C.<br/>
Published [London] : Times Books, c1993.<br/>
shows the enclave distinctly. The map is 1:1,000,000 scale. and even the <br/>
1:3,500,000 ethnographic inset shows the enclave.<br/>
<br/>
Apart from tourist maps, whose boundary information is always suspect, has <br/>
anyone seen any official maps (from any country) showing the enclave???<br/>
<br/>
So, does it still exist, and when was it formed? Certainly post WW2....<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
Brendan Whyte</div>