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They Deleted Tartaria From the 1876 World Atlas — And Replaced It Overnight

In early 1876, world atlases printed in New York clearly labeled vast regions of Central Asia as “Tartaria.” By late 1876, those same territories were gone. Not gradually updated. Not slowly reclassified. Replaced — within the same publishing year. Independent Tartary. Great Tartary. Chinese Tartary. Entire political entities covering millions of square kilometers simply reassigned to Russian or Chinese imperial control — without corresponding records of war, treaties, or diplomatic announcements explaining such a massive territorial shift. Publishing houses received synchronized revision instructions. Maps were redrawn. Statistical tables rewritten. Toponyms replaced. The geography stayed. The political identity vanished. This documentary examines multiple 1876 atlas editions side-by-side and asks a question mainstream history rarely addresses: Was Tartaria gradually absorbed — or administratively deleted? Watch until the end. The evidence isn’t in theory. It’s in the maps. 👉 Subscribe for more archival investigations into erased history and forgotten cartographic anomalies.