The "Geo-Historical Atlas: From the Middle Ages to the Modern Era" includes over 65 maps and diagrams of the most important periods in history: starting from the founding of the first universities in the Middle Ages and moving on to the Renaissance and the Reformation. It continues with the formation of national states in the 17th century, the French Revolution, and the Napoleonic Wars. It follows the dominance of the Ottomans and the pre-revolutionary ferment leading to the revolution of 1821, which is presented in detail.

It also presents Europe's transition to the industrial era in the 19th century and Greece's journey from Independence to the Balkan Wars. There is also a detailed presentation of the two World Wars of the 20th century, and the atlas concludes with the modern world, from the Cold War to the collapse of real socialism and the European Union.

The accompanying text provides a concise description of the main events and helps the student to integrate the maps into the historical course. Timelines of the eras and visual material enrich the edition, which aims to enhance and complement the teaching of historical lessons.