”Angling in Troubled Waters" is a satirical map from the late 19th or early 20th century, reflecting political tensions in Europe. Such maps were often used to illustrate geopolitical conflicts, with different nations represented by caricatures or symbolic imagery. The phrase "angling in troubled waters" suggests nations taking advantage of instability for their own gain. Also known as a serio-comic map of Europe. Artwork by Fred W. Rose (1849–1915).
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