Through the use of simple and easily accessible language and images, this book is targeting the general public interested in the borders of Armenia. It aims to explain the periodic changes in the borders of Armenia and the main reasons for thease changes. The volume presents a small, especially chosen, collection of important ancient and medieval maps made by non-Armenians. The maps presented in the latter parts of the book have been prepared during and after the establishment of the first independent Republic of Armenia in 1918, as well as during the Soviet and the later, independent periods. The books aim to explain how the borders of the first and later republics of Armenia were often changed unilaterally and, in some cases, illegaly, expropriating Armenian lands and allocating them to pur neighbours, all done to appease the authorities of Azerbaijan and later Turkey.