"The Red Atlas" offers an in-depth analysis of the secret cartography of the Soviet Union and its influence on the world. Written by John Davies and Alexander J. Kent, the book sheds light on the methods and techniques used to create precise maps that supported not only military but also geopolitical strategies. The authors combine historical research with geographical insights to paint a comprehensive picture of Soviet cartography. This scholarly work is aimed at readers interested in geography, history, and the role of maps in the geopolitical landscape. With 272 pages, it provides a well-founded and detailed examination that is significant for both professionals and enthusiasts. The English-language publication from 2017 is a valuable resource for libraries and collections focused on the history of cartography and the Soviet Union.