An American map titled "Germany: Zones of Occupation." The map shows American, British, French, and Soviet occupation zones, including joint administration areas such as the Bremen Enclave and Berlin. An attached sheet, hiding portions of the map and the legend, refer to the "Polish-German Frontier" and details border proposals east of the Oder-Neisse Line, the area covered by each proposal, and the populations within as of 1939.
A map that has been annotated to show the post-war zones of occupation in Europe. The plastic overlay, taped to the map, has a black dashed line that highlights the distance between American zones and a blue line that presumably shows the extent of Soviet influence. The attached inset of the Berlin zones of occupation shows airfields, district boundaries as of 1938, railroads, main stations, and bus stations. The attached inset of the Vienna zones of occupation shows boundaries, railroads, airfields, communication centers, and other details.