150 Jahre Zentral Kommision fur die Rhein Schiffahrt

Hill, K: 1965 Germany, hardcover with dust jacket, 126 pages, illustrated. The book describes how the Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine established and safeguarded the freedom of navigation on the Rhine after centuries of disputes, creating unified administration, legal frameworks, and international cooperation among the riparian states. The Commission's work, especially through the revised Mannheim Act of 1868, is highlighted as a pioneering model for economic, administrative, and political collaboration on international waterways. In very good condition. German-French-English-Dutch language