eGermanMaps1919-1945
This page shows German maps, mainly of Poland and other
Central and Eastern European Countries.
The main mapping organization in
Germany was Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme (1921– 1945) which took over from
the Königlich Preußischen Landesaufnahme, disbanded with the end of World War
1.
Please note: some files are large, up to 90 Mb. We do not
recommend opening them in the web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox
(when you use the LEFT mouse button, clicking on the file). The end result is
going to be, more often than not, a crash of your web browser, or a
(misleading) message that the file has “errors” and can not therefore be
opened. In fact it's because web browsers are not designed to handle image files
of such size. The best way to view the maps is to download the scans to your
computer (use the RIGHT button of your mouse while clicking on the file and
select “save as...”. This gives you a view of your computer, usually “My
documents” or Desktop, where you can save (download) the file. When this has
been done, you can open it with any graphic software, such as Photoshop, Global
Mapper, Irfanview, etc).
Note: German maps in 1:25,000 scale,
so-called Meßtischblatt, or Topographische Karte (TK) can be
downloaded from the
Mapster project.
The scans below also include maps created or or produced
in cooperation with the following German organizations:
• OKH/Gen St d. H (Oberkommando des Heeres / Generalstab
des Heeres), Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens. This army section,
alongside and, sometimes, in cooperation with the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme was responsible for
mapping of Poland and of other countries. The bulk of the German production for the area of Eastern Europe, including Poland, was a joint,
4-sheet edition, identical in coverage with Einheitsblatt and Grossblatt sheets
covering Germany. For the territory of Poland those
maps were usually copies of pre-war maps published by the Wojskowy Instytut
Geograficzny, scale 1:100,000.
Another scale used was 1:25,000, and the maps made either as
straight copies of pre-war Polish 1:25,000 maps, blown-up copies of
Polish
1:100,000 maps, where original 1:25,000 maps were not available, or
“hybrid” editions, combining the two, as well as completely new
editions
based on Polish materials unreleased by the outbreak of World War 2 A
sizeable
number of sheets are also based on pre-1917 Russian maps of Poland
(various scale, from 1:21,000, through 1:42,000 up to 1:84,000).
Several examples
of the “hybrid” maps can be found at the bottom of the website page on
WIG
1:25,000 maps. In general, while RfL dealt (at least from the start of
World
War 2) with the maps of III Reich and annexed territories for
administrative
purposes, military Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens
printed maps
for the German armed forces, particularly of combat areas. Those maps
were made
between 1940 – 1945.
• IV Mil.-Geo. (Abteilung für Kriegskarten und Vermeßungsgewesens) - a military unit with a mission to prepare materials,
including general and detailed maps, town and city plans on the countries which
were a potential, or actual target of attack.
• Generalstab der Luftwaffe, 7 Abteilung, a mapping unit
of the German Air Force, which used re-printed Polish, Soviet and other maps, including German Übersichtskarte von Mitteleuropa and Osteuropa,
with an overlay of air force grid.
Other scans are a somewhat random collection of maps,
tourist and general, related to the area of Central and Eastern
Europe.
The maps are presented according to scale, although this
sequence is not always retained, due to a variety of map types
available.
Abbreviations used:
KdwR (KwR) - Karte des westlichen Rußlands (1:100 000), a map type from
(mainly) 1900 - 1921, but also used later on, in German mapping, particularly
of the Baltic States.
ÜvM – Übersichtskarte von Mitteleuropa (1:300 000), covering most of the
continent, approx. in 1942 a sub-section of this map, approx. east from
Königsberg, was designated as “Osteuropa”, while Central Europe was
sometimes called, particularly on later sheets, “Europa 1:300 000”.
KDR – Karte des Deutschen Reiches (Map of the German Reich), 1:100 000
OstE – Ost Europa (1:300 000)
KvM – Karte von Mitteleuropa (1:500 000)
WK – Weltkarte (1: 1 mln), sometimes also referred to as DWK (Deutsche
Weltkarte)
WIG – Wojskowy Instytut Geograficzny, Military Geographical Institute,
various scales
KPL – Königlich Preußischen Landesaufnahme ( - 1918)
RfL – Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme (1920 - 1945)
Ausg. (Ausgabe) - edition
Last update: 20 May 2013
PLEASE
NOTE: some links below are broken. It is likely, however, that the map
you are looking for, has alredy been moved to Mapster. See pull-down
Mapster menus for map types.
1:25 000 (Mestischblatt).
Below you will find a few interesting index sheets for those maps (eastern
part), dated 1940 and 1942 and, more interesting perhaps, two index sheets of
the post-WW2, American edition of these maps, which demonstrate, probably the
furthest coverage of original, i.e. German maps extending eastwards. Actual
sheets of this map type are available to download via Mapster
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Sheet title |
Type |
Scale |
Colours |
Mb |
Dpi |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
Topografische
Karten (Meßtischblätter) 1:25 000
Übersichtskarte
Nr. 1 Östliche Hälfte |
- |
- |
3 |
30 |
? |
1940 |
Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme |
|
| |
Topografische
Karten (Meßtischblätter) 1:25 000 Östliche Hälfte |
- |
- |
3 |
15 |
? |
1942 |
Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme |
|
|
INDEX
TO GSGS 4414 (GERMANY 1:25,000) |
- |
- |
3 |
12.5 |
300 |
1944 |
Directorate of Military Survey (GSGS) |
|
| |
OPERATIONAL
INDEX OF WESTERN & CENTRAL EUROPE FOR, 1:25,000 SCALE MAPS SHEET 2
OF 6 |
|
|
3 |
21 |
300 |
1953 |
Army Map Service (AMS) |
Coverage of the eastern part of Germany and western part of
Poland |
|
OPERATIONAL
INDEX OF WESTERN & CENTRAL EUROPE FOR, 1:25,000 SCALE MAPS SHEET 5
OF 6 |
|
|
|
17.3 |
300 |
1953 |
Army Map Service (AMS) |
The coverage of the eastern fringes of the Topographische Karte, from
Lithuania and Belarus in the east, across Poland, Czechoslovakia and
Hungary |
|
MAP
SETS PUBLISHED BY MIL.-GEO |
- |
- |
3 |
5.5 |
300 |
1950 |
Army Map Service (AMS) |
Post-WW2 American index sheet of special edition, German military
maps produced by the IV Mil.-Geo. The index sheet shows both captured
specimen and those marked as printed, but not available “in
Washington”. |
German air photos presented in the 1:25,000 map format, so-called
"Bildplan", dated 1939 – 1944. These photo-maps covered the whole 3rd
Reich, an unknown part of western Poland, incorporated into Germany
after 1939, unknown part of Central Poland, after 1939 ruled a
"Generalgouvernement" (GG), and - also unkown - parts of Eastern Poland
and USSR.
A photo-map in this scale, for various reasons, can not match, in
clarity, a map in the same scale, but it offers a tremendous advantage
- it is a true image of what was there, at a specific time when a photo
was taken. Nevertheless, we should not expect the level of detail known
from Google maps.
Most sheets presented below lack specific publication date, but the key
information, i.e. the fly-by time is provided in the bottom-left corner
of each sheet.
Next year, i.e. in 2013, scans of new sheets will become available
(about 120 - 170 in total). More sheets will be acquired from other sources,
possibly even in 2013.
Sheet numbering is identical with that of German Messtischblatt
(Topographische Karte), while in the areas of Poland, sheets are
numbered identically with the numbering system of Polish 1:25,000 maps
by WIG, e.g. Polish original sheet "Kutno Pas 40 Słup 29 A" was
simplified to 4029 A, etc.
Majority of scans below are - temporarily - in 400 dpi, and a growing
number in 600 dpi. Because black&white air photos at 1:25,000 scale
are not very easy to read, all new photo-maps, including those already in Mapster
below, will be re-scanned and made available, as soon as possible -
in 600 dpi resolution.
File size: 10 – 23 MB. Mapster index sheets - scans can be downloaded after clicking on individual map sheet "tile": Photo-maps - numbering identical with numbering of Messtischblatt (Topographische Karte) mapsPhoto-maps - numbering identical with numbering of Messtischblatt (Topographische Karte) maps
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German 1:10,000 maps from the (current) border area of Poland and Czech
Republic in the Sudety (Sudeten). Maps probably a re-scaled variant of a German
base maps (Grundkarte) scale 1:5,000. Polish current place-names (see below) by
the files have been linked to a web page where you can select to view the area
in any of the satellite / mapping systems on the Internet (bing, google maps,
wikimapia). Files approx. 11 - 18 Mb.
Falkenberg (1926) [Sokolec]
Tuntschendorf (1926) [Tlumaczów]
Wünschelburg (1926) [Radków]
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A 1:25,000 map labelled “Ed25" (Deutsches Reich). What the map shows is
nothing special, as it is a re-scaled Polish 1:100,000 map, although,
confusingly, it quotes the source as “Polnische Karte 1:75 000” and, what
is also surprising, it does NOT contain the warning not to use the map for
directing artillery fire (due to the inaccurate sources).
What is interesting, is the numbering of the sheet, i.e.“Blatt Nr. 366-D-3,
Radom SW”. This refers to both the popular Grossblatt (1:100,000) sheet
numbering (here No 366 Radom), but also to the sheet numbering in 1:50,000
scale (D-3), maps of which are practically uknown. A Grossblatt 1:100,000 sheet
would be divided into 4 x 1:50,000 sheets (366 A, B, C, D) which, in turn,
would be divided into 4 x 1:25,000 maps (1, 2, 3, 4).
This is, probably, the last edition of this sheet, dated January 1945
+ Deutsches
Reich 1:25 000 Blatt Nr. 366-D-3 Radom SW (ok 12 Mb)
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“Deutsche Karte”, scale 1:50 000.
This map type was intended to replace the aging, and often hard to read
Generalstabskarte of 1:100,000 scale, but for unclear reasons it was never
widely implemented by the 3rd Reich (1:50 000 complete coverage of Bavaria
was a much earlier and a dissimilar project). A small number of sheets around
Berlin were produced, likewise, several sheets in the south of the country, and
approx 30 - 50 sheets from the Lower Oder area, which, after WW2, became
incorporated into Poland. Of those we have just 6 sheets available, and we
are - naturally - looking to locate others.
All sheets of this map type available in Mapster
Karte des Deutschen Reiches 1:100,000. Also known as.
“Generalstabskarte”
Best-known German map, in the 4-sheet, joint edtion we
have available, often referred to as “Einheitsblatt” or
“Großblatt”.
German copies, sometimes of the Polish WIG tactical map
(1:100,000), sometimes based on other materials (Lithuanian, Latvian, Soviet, Czechoslovak, Austrian, Hungarian).
dated approx. 1936 - 1945, joint sheets (x 4) numbered in
accordance with German Grossblatt numbering
Please note, all scans of this map type (approx. 420 files) are available through Mapster
“Kreiskarten”, "Sonderkarten" und “Umgebungskarten”, scale 1:100
000
Based on the regular “Karte des Deutschen Reiches”,
these maps shown additional information, such as admin borders and
tourist-related information (youth hostels, etc)
Please note, all scans of Kreiskarten available through Mapster
Please note, all scans of Umgebungskarten available through Mapster
Please note, all scans of Sonderkarten available through Mapster
German maps covering the area of the USSSR, 1939 - 1944, 1:100 000, usually based on captured Soviet maps. We have only several of
the total which ran probably into a few thousand sheets.
Selection of various other Germn WW2 maps from the area of Central and Eastern
Europe. Usually, as with the coverage of Poland, they were copies of the
locally made maps, e.g. Romanian or Hungarian. A few of the Romanian 1:100,000
maps shows the border area between Poland and Romania.
| |
Sheet title |
Type |
skala |
Colours |
Mb |
dpi |
Edition |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
Deutsches
Reich 1:50 000
(Gen.
Gouv.) 383 A 1 Klimontow |
Ed50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
6.9 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
A rare example of German military 1:50,000 map, based on Polish
1:25,000 maps. |
|
Rußland
1:50 000 Russland_50K_N-36-74-A,B,C,D
(Zusammendruck_Tschaussy) |
|
1:50 000 |
c |
17.3 |
400 |
1943 |
? |
incomplete sheet, missing right margin and a part of the map
contents) |
|
Rußland
1:50 000 M-36-144-B Kilmanstal |
|
1:50 000 |
|
9 |
400 |
05.1943 |
Kr.Kart.u.Verm.Amt. (Pjatigorsk) |
|
| |
Rußland
1:50 000 N35-18-A Dryswiaty |
Esu50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
5.9 |
300 |
05.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
scan courtesy of |
| |
Ostland
1:50 000 O-35-109 A Riga |
|
1:50 000 |
c |
31 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
|
Estland-Lettland
1:100 000
Blatt Nr. 15 Narva NO |
|
1: 100 000 |
k |
10.9 |
300 |
1941 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
|
Estland
- Lettland 1:100 000 Blatt Nr. 33 Valmiera (Wolmar) SO |
|
1:100 000 |
|
20.4 |
400 |
1941 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Sheet incomplete. Paper used to print a 1:25,000
Messtischblatt on the reverse. |
| |
Estland
- Lettland 1:100 000 Blatt Nr. 34 SO Valka (Walk) |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
15.1 |
400 |
1940
(?) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
arkusz niekompletny! |
| |
Ostland
1:100 000 N-35-5 Saraßai |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
7.9 |
300 |
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
skan udostępniony dzięki uprzejmości |
| |
Ostland
1:100 000 O-35-114 Lubana (400 dpi)
Ostland
1:100 000 O-35-114 Lubana (600 dpi) |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
14.4
21.4 |
400
600 |
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
|
Slowakei
1:50 000
4268 2 Lisko |
Esl50 |
1:50 000 |
3 |
12.4 |
400 |
IV.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
the area around Lesko, south Poland |
| |
Slovakei
1:50 000
4161
2 Teschen Ost |
Esl 50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
13.6 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Slovakei
1:50 000
4564
1 Tisovec |
Esl
50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
12.6 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Slovakei
1:50 000
4568
Ost Uzhorod |
Esl
50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
8.9 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
|
Rußland
(Bessarabien) 1:25 000
Blatt Nr. 4688 Nouă-Suliţa (Nouă-Seliţă) |
|
1:25 000 |
2 |
34.4 |
400 |
II 1941 |
Auftrage Gen St d H Abt f Kr K u Verm W (II) |
Source: Planul Director de Tragere 1:20 000, (Romanian
Military-Geographic Institute), 1920 |
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 2070 Großwardein (Oradea) |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
33.9 |
400 |
05.1944
(1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Hungarian-Romania border 30.08.1940 |
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 3585 Kolomea |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
31 |
400 |
05.1944
(1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Ausgabe Nr. 1. |
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 4070 Piatra Neamt |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
32.5 |
400 |
05.1944
(1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 4085 Cernauti (Tschernowitz) |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
38.7 |
400 |
05.1944
(1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Ausgabe Nr. 1. |
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 4590 Usita-Noua |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
34.4 |
400 |
05.1944
(1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 5055 Galati (Galatz) |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
23.1 |
400 |
1938
(?) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Sheet incomplete! Missing margins and 1/3 of the map content,
1:25,000 Meßtischblatt printed on the reverse. |
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 5085 Mohilau |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
29.9 |
400 |
|
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Rumänien
1:100 000 Blatt-Nr. 5535 Mangalia |
Er |
1:100 000 |
c |
21.1 |
400 |
|
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Ungarn
1:75 000 SZENTES es KISKUNFELEGYHAZA Nr. 5364 |
|
1:75 00 |
c |
17 |
400 |
11.1940
(09.1940) |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
German copy of a Hungarian map, 1928 edition |
|
Ungarn
1:75 000 Tuchla Nr. 4471 |
|
1:75,000 |
|
|
400 |
1940 |
|
And interesting sheet with a bit of Polish“Kresy”
(Borderlands) |
| |
Ungarn
1:50 000
4763
Ost SALGOTARJAN |
Esl
50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
12.2 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Karte
des Nordwestbalkan 1:50 000 (Ey 50)
Blatt
Nr. 38/4 Crikvenica (Alte Bezeichnung Susak-4) |
Ey 50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
12.9 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Deutsche
Karte 1:50 000 der Alpen- und Donau Reichsgaue
Blatt
Nr. 4756/Ost Baden |
Ed50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
17.1 |
400 |
12.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Deutsche
Karte 1:50 000
Blatt
Nr. 4853 West Reichraming |
Ed50 |
1:50 000 |
c |
13.8 |
400 |
04.1945 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Klagenfurt
u. Villach 5352 |
|
1:75 000 |
c |
19.8 |
400 |
1938 |
RfL |
|
|
KARTE
DER TÜRKEI
Erzurum |
|
1:500 000 |
k |
33 |
400 |
1940 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
One out of eight sheets of a German map of Turkey (1:500,000), dated
1940. This particular sheet covers the north-eastern part of the
country, bordering on Iran. |
| |
Frankreich
1:50 000
Nr.
XXXIV-13 Metz |
|
1:50 000 |
c |
19.4 |
400 |
09.1944 |
Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsamt 10 |
Based on French 1:50 000 map dated 1933 |
| |
Großbritannien
und Irland 1:200 000
Blatt
Nr. N29 SO 4 WATERFORD |
Egb 200 |
1:200 000 |
c |
21.2 |
400 |
11.1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
KARTE
VON ENGLAND UND WALES 1:100 000
LONDON-Nord BLATT 29 |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
33.3 |
400 |
08.1939 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens
/ RfL |
|
| |
KARTE
VON ENGLAND UND WALES 1:100 000
LONDON-Süd BLATT 34 |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
25.2 |
400 |
08.1939 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens
/ RfL |
|
| |
Italien
1:100 000
Blatt
Nr. L33 SW 1c Venedig
(Venice) |
Ei100 |
1:100 000 |
c |
27.0 |
400 |
09.1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
DHG (Deutsch Heeresgitter), Qu M |
| |
Italien
1:100 000
Blatt
Nr. Jot 33 NW 3c Trapani |
Ei100 |
1:100 000 |
c |
16.5 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Italien
1: 100 000
Blatt
Nr. 77a Pola |
Ei100 |
1:100 000 |
c |
8.3 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Map incomplete |
| |
Standortkarte
Kattowitz Südost. |
|
1:50 000 |
b+w |
25.8 |
400 |
1943 |
RfL |
An interesting, 4-sheet map by RfL. We are looking for
three missing sheets. |
| |
Umgebung
von Wien |
|
1:75 000 |
c |
55 |
400 |
1941 |
|
|
| |
Treuburg |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
5.5 |
300 |
1944 - 1945 |
? |
A fragment (1/4?) of a Grossblatt sheet, printed as an individual
map. Judging by the quality, probably printed by a field press, approx.
at the beginning of 1945. Please note rather poor quality. |
| |
Suwalki |
|
1:100 000 |
c |
5.6 |
300 |
1944 - 1945 |
? |
A fragment (1/4?) of a Grossblatt sheet, printed as an individual
map. Judging by the quality, probably printed by a field press, approx.
at the beginning of 1945. Please note rather poor quality. |
| |
N-37-109-A
OREL (Panzerkarte) |
|
1:50 000 |
c |
18.5 |
400 |
1941
? |
? |
An interesting example of a "Panzerkarte"
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Topografische Übersichtskarte des Deutsches Reiches 1:200 000
This map Type goes back to the end of 19th century, when there was a need to
replace an outdated Reymann Special-karte von Central Europa (sometimes called
“Topographische Spezialkarte von Mitteleuropa”) in the same scale, which
went back to the beginning of 19th century. The new map Type was much easier to
read due to replacement of hachures by contour lines, taken directly from
Messtischblatt maps. Its development was continued after WW1 and, although we
have split German maps into 1918 and 1919-1945 periods, it would be difficult
to follow the 1:200 000 map collection on two sub-pages, so they are presented
here, together. Some of the sheets available come from different editions: the
colour one is, unfortunately, much inferior in terms of print quality, and
harder to read, while the three colour one is much, much clearer, due to the
printing technique used. Please note, a few of the sheets, in the “Air map
edition” from East Prussia, are still the old, Reymannkarte. Files are 400
dpi, size approx. 8 - 12 Mb.
All the sheets currently available in Mapster
Generalkarte von Mitteleuropa
A series based on Austro-Hungarian 1:200,000 map going back to the beginning of
20th century. Depending on the area covered, the name was “Südosteuropa”,
“Balkan”, etc. Sheets presented below are dated 1940 - 1944.
| |
Sheet title |
File size |
DPI |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
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Generalkarte
von Mitteleuropa 1:200 000 (Index sheet) |
1.9 |
300 |
01.04.1943 |
IV Mil.-Geo |
|
| |
|
| |
39/45
VRSAC (WERSCHETZ) (Generalkarte von Mitteleuropa) |
16.4 |
400 |
1943 |
Gen St d H Abt f Kr K u Verm W |
|
|
39/46
TIMISOARA (TEMESCHBURG) (Generalkarte von Mitteleuropa), Luftwaffe
edition |
15.3 |
400 |
II.1944 |
Gen St d H Abt f Kr K u Verm W /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
40/47
NAGYVARAD (GROSSWARDEIN) (Fliegerausgabe) |
16.8 |
400 |
X.1943 |
Gen St d H Abt f Kr K u Verm W |
|
|
40/48
MUNKACS (Befestigungskarte Rumänien) |
13.9 |
400 |
I.1941 |
Gen St d H Abt f Kr K u Verm W /
Fremde Heere Ost (Ib) |
An interesting edition with fortifications overprints |
|
43-48
Sniatyn
Luftwaffe edition |
16.7 |
400 |
VIII.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
43/49
Kolomyja (Kolomea)
Luftwaffe edition |
16.9 |
400 |
VI.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
44/48
Carnauti (Tschernowitz) Luftwaffe edition |
17.5 |
400 |
VI.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
44/49
Husiatyn
Luftwaffe edition |
18.5 |
400 |
VI.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
45/48
Mogilew-Podolsk
Luftwaffe edition |
17.3 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
45/49
Proskuroff
Luftwaffe edition |
18.5 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
46/47
Chisinau (Kischineff)
Luftwaffe edition |
16.9 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
46/48
Soroka
Luftwaffe edition |
18.9 |
400 |
IV.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
46/49
Winniza
Luftwaffe edition |
19.1 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
47/48
Balta
Luftwaffe edition |
18.2 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
48/46
Odessa
Luftwaffe edition |
19.1 |
400 |
IV.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
|
48/47
Stalino (Katarshino)
Luftwaffe edition |
16.6 |
400 |
V.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens /
Gen. Luftw. 7. Abt. |
|
Scale 1;300,000, dated 1919 - 1945, they are the continuation
of the pre-WW1 “Übersichtskarte von Mittleuropa” map series.
Earlier sheets, e.g. Frankfurt, Königsberg) are straight copies of Königlich
Preußischen Landesaufnahme dating back to the times prior to the outbreak of
World War 1. From approx. mid-1930s, Polish 1:300,000 were copied. during WW2
also Soviet maps, 1:100,000 and 1:200,000. File size approx. 12 - 22 Mb, joint
sheets at the bottom of the table 30 - 60 Mb.All sheets currently available via Mapster - please note index sheet loads VERY slowly.List of files on Mapster (a little faster)
1:500,000 map
| |
Sheet title |
Type |
Colours |
Mb |
Dpi |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
|
Deutsche
Weltkarte 1:500 000 (Index sheet) |
DWK500 |
3 |
2 |
400 |
1942 |
IV Mil.-Geo |
Sonderausgabe |
| |
Sonderausgabe Karte 1:500 000 und Fliegerkarte 1:500 000 |
|
|
25.9 |
300 |
01.04.1943 |
IV Mil.-Geo |
A full index sheet which covers all continents |
| |
O34-SO
Libau |
E500 |
c |
11.3 |
400 |
01.1944
(1943) |
Generalstab der Luftwaffe,
7 Abt. |
|
| |
O34-SO
Libau
(Fliegerausgabe) |
E500 |
c |
14.9 |
400 |
01.1944
(1943) |
Gen. St. H., Abt.f.Kr.u. Verm. Wesen |
|
|
NL
31-SO Lyon |
|
|
|
|
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
German copy dated 1942 of the original French air edition called
”1:500 000 CARTE DE-FRANCE ET DES PAYS LIMITROPHES” with German
grid overprint |
|
N32-NO
Kiel |
|
|
|
|
1938 |
RfL (?) |
|
|
N32-SO
Hamburg
|
|
|
|
|
1936 |
RfL (?) |
|
| |
N33-SW
Rostock
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
13.3 |
400 |
01.1944
(?)
(September 1943) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N33-SO
Stolp
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
12.2 |
400 |
03.1944
(?) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N33-SW
Berlin
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
17.3 |
400 |
03.1944
(?)
(November 1943) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N
33-SO Posen
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
19.1 |
400 |
06.1941
(?) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
|
N
33-SO Posen |
KvM |
c |
|
400 |
1042 |
|
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
|
N
33-SO Posen
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
|
400 |
|
|
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N34-SW
Warschau N34-SO Warschau |
KvM |
c |
52.8 |
400 |
? |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES
(?) |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa (air edition, join sheet, probably
around 1944). |
| |
N
34-NW Danzig |
KvM |
c |
9.5 |
400 |
1935 |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N
34-NW Danzig |
KvM |
c |
13.1 |
400 |
1944 (?)
02.09.1939 (?) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
N35-SW
BARANOWITSCHI |
DW |
c |
19 |
400 |
01.1943 |
Auftrage Gen St d H, Abt f Kr Kart u Verm Wes (II) |
|
| |
M33-NW
Dresden |
KvM |
c |
19.5 |
400 |
03.1946
(?) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
|
M33-SO
Breslau
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
|
400 |
1944 |
|
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
M34-NW
Krakau
(Fliegerkarte) |
KvM |
c |
18.1 |
400 |
01.1942
(?) |
GOTHA: JUSTUS PERTHES |
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
|
M34-NW
Krakau |
KvM |
c |
|
400 |
1944 |
|
Vogels Karte von Mitteleuropa |
| |
M34
NO Lublin |
|
c |
|
400 |
1944 |
|
Ausgabe 1 |
| |
M34-SO
Przemysl
(Fliegerkarte) |
|
c |
18.7 |
400 |
04.1944
(?)
(1940, 19443) |
Generalstab der Luftwaffe
(?) |
|
| |
M35
NW Luzk
(Europa 1:500 000 |
|
|
|
|
1944 |
|
Ausgabe 3 |
| |
M35-SW
Lemberg |
E500 |
c |
20.8 |
400 |
05.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
M35
SW TSCHERNOWITZ
(FLIEGERKARTE VON RUMAENIEN 1:500 000) |
|
|
|
|
1944 |
|
|
| |
M35-SO
WINNIZA |
E500 |
c |
20 |
400 |
03.1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
M36
SW Kirowograd (Jelisawetgrad) |
|
|
|
|
1944 |
|
Ausgabe 2 |
| |
K31-NW
Toulouse |
E500 |
c |
25.3 |
400 |
1944 |
|
Ausgabe 2 |
| |
N.H.
29 N.O. MARRAKECH |
A |
c |
21.8 |
400 |
11.1941 |
Auftrage des O.K.H. Gen. St. H., Abt.f.Kr.u. Verm. Wes
ARMEEKARTENSTELLE 514 |
based on “Afrique au 500.000e, Service Geographique de l'Armee en
1928 (Complete en 1938)” |
| |
N.I.
29 S.O. CASABLANCA |
A |
c |
18 |
400 |
09.1941 |
ARMEEKARTENSTELLE 514 |
based on “Afrique au 500.000e, Service Geographique de l'Armee en
1928 (Complete en 1938)” |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Übersichtskarte von Europa und Vorderasien 1:800 000
Prior to WW1 known as ”Operationskarte”, later
abandoned for the 1: 1 mln map
| |
Sheet title |
Colours |
Mb |
DPI |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
ÜBERSICHTSKARTE
VON EUROPA UND VORDERASIEN |
- |
2.6 |
400 |
1939 |
RfL |
|
| |
Danzig |
c |
7.9 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Königsberg |
c |
11 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Wilna |
c |
9.9 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Smolensk |
c |
10.5 |
400 |
1914 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
N13
Warschau |
c |
7.8 |
400 |
1926 |
RfL |
|
| |
Pinssk |
c |
12.8 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
P13
Kijew |
c |
7.4 |
400 |
1935 |
RfL |
|
| |
L11
Triest |
c |
10.8 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Sarajewo |
c |
13.9 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Bukarest |
c |
11.5 |
400 |
1915 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
Teheran |
c |
12.5 |
400 |
1918 |
Kartogr. Abteilung des Stellvertretenden Generalstabes der
Armee |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Weltkarte 1:000 000 (WK 1:1 000 000)
| |
Weltkarte
1:1 000 000
(Index sheet) |
Type |
Colour |
Size |
DPI |
Year |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
Meshed
J-40 |
IWK 1000 |
c |
20.5 |
400 |
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
HERAT
I-41 |
WK 1000 |
c |
23.7 |
400 |
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
BUCHARA
J-4 |
WK 1000 |
c |
25.6 |
400 |
1942 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Weltkarte (UdSSR, Iran, Afganistan) |
| |
LISSABON
N.J-29 |
WK 1000 |
c |
16.2 |
400 |
1941 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
N
35 Wilna |
WK 1000 |
c |
10.5 |
300 |
1941 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Scan courtesy of |
|
M
36 Kiew |
WK 1000 |
k |
19.8 |
400 |
1940 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
M
35 Lemberg |
WK 1000 |
c |
22.4 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
M
35 Lemberg |
WK 1000 |
c |
16.7 |
400 |
1944 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
Ausgabe 3 |
| |
L32
Mailand |
WK 1000 |
c |
22.9 |
400 |
1945 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
L-36
Odeßa |
WK 1000 |
c |
18.5 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Jot
31 Algier |
WK 1000 |
c |
15.8 |
400 |
1943 |
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Zusammendruck
1 000 000 Übersichtskarte Lemberg - Istanbul |
WK 1000 |
c |
48.1 |
300 |
|
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Übersichtskarte
1 1 000 000 Südblatt |
WK 1000 |
c |
73.5 |
400 |
|
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens |
|
| |
Zusammendruck
1 000 000 NM 32-33 |
WK 1000 |
c |
37.5 |
300 |
|
Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermeßungsgewesens
+ Luftwaffe (?) |
|
|
Ubersichtskarte
zur Durchgängigkeit des Pripetgebieties |
WK 1000 (Mil.-Geo) |
k |
21 |
400 |
III.1944 |
Abt. f. Kr. u.Verm Wes (IV Mil.-Geo) |
A very interesting, military-geographic map, a cutout section of
a“Weltkarte” series, a German version of a 1:1 mln map of the
world. The section covers the area of Polesie (Polesia) marshlands,
with detail description along extended margins. The map was printed on
the reverse of, and to accompany a Mil-Geo variant of a regular
1:300,000 Osteuropa sheet available above, in the appropriate 1:300,000
section of the table. |
German administrative and other maps, various scale, approx.
1940 - 1945
Revenstein Maps
By a private and reputable cartographic enterprise. We
have several interesting sheets dated 1915 - 1942
| Sheet title |
Scale |
Colours |
Mb |
Dpi |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
Ravensteins
Kriegskarte No 6
RUSSISCHES
GRENZGEBIET gegen OST-PREUSSEN |
1:300 000 |
c |
68.5 |
400 |
1917
(?) |
Verlag Ludvig Ravenstein,
Frankfurt. a.M., Wielandstr.3 |
|
Ravensteins
Kriegskarte No 7
POLEN,
Nördliche Hälfte gegen POSEN u. WESTPREUSSEN |
1:300 000 |
c |
56.9 |
400 |
1917
(?) |
Verlag Ludvig Ravenstein,
Frankfurt. a.M., Wielandstr.3 |
|
Ravensteins
Kriegskarte No 8
POLEN,
Südliche Hälfte gegen SCHLESIEN & ÖSTERREICH |
1:300 000 |
c |
59.9 |
400 |
1917
(?) |
Verlag Ludvig Ravenstein,
Frankfurt. a.M., Wielandstr.3 |
|
| Ravensteins
Bürokarte Nr. 41 Provinz Oberschlesien und Reg.-Bez. Troppau |
1:300 000 |
c |
49.4 |
400 |
08.1941 |
Ravensteins Grographische Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei,
Frankfurt-Mein |
Ausgabe August 1941 |
REWERS
1
[Ravensteins
Bürokarte Nr. 41 Provinz Oberschlesien und Reg.-Bez. Troppau] |
- |
c |
4.1 |
300 |
08.1941 |
Ravensteins Grographische Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei,
Frankfurt-Mein |
|
REWERS
2
[Ravensteins Bürokarte Nr. 41 Provinz Oberschlesien und Reg.-Bez.
Troppau] |
- |
c |
3.7 |
300 |
08.1941 |
Ravensteins Grographische Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei,
Frankfurt-Mein |
|
| Ravensteins
Rad- und Autokarte Nr. 34 Köslin |
1:300 000 |
c |
37.7 |
400 |
? |
|
|
| SCHROPPS
KARTE Land Brandenburg |
1:300 000 |
c |
29.6 |
400 |
1947
(?) |
|
|
Other maps
General, tourist and administrative maps. Many of the maps
available below shows the range of Karkonosze Mountains (Riesengebirge), which
were a popular walking destination in pre-WW2 Germany
|
| |
Sheet title |
Scale |
Colours |
MB |
Dpi |
Print date |
Publisher |
Comments |
| |
Meinhold's
Wanderkarte vom Riesengebirge |
1:50 000 |
c |
30 |
300 |
1940 |
Meinhold Verlagsgesellschaft
Dresden 1940 |
|
| |
Meinhold's
Wintersportkarte vom Riesengebirge |
? |
c |
21.8 |
? |
? |
Meinhold |
|
| |
Riesengebirge
(Schneekoppe) II Schneekoppegebiet |
1:50 000 |
c |
25.2 |
400 |
? |
Verlag von C.C. Meinhold & Söhne, (G.m.b.H), Dresden |
|
| |
Schneekoppen
Auf-und Abstiegs-Wege |
? |
b+w
|
0.8 |
300 |
1922 |
Verlag Albert Goldschmidt, Berlin
Leokradruck Leop. Kraatz, Berlin |
An insert to a guidebook
|
| |
Reisewege
nach dem Riesengebirge |
1: 100 000 |
c |
4.1 |
400 |
1922 |
Verlag v. Griebens Reiseführern, Berlin
(Albert Goldschmidt)
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
An insert to a guidebook |
| |
Riesen-Gebirge |
1:75 000 |
c |
23 |
400 |
? |
Verlag von Alexander Köhler in Dresden |
|
| |
Landeshuter
Kamm und Adersbacher Felsen |
1:75 000 |
c |
21 |
400 |
? |
Verlag von Alexander Köhler in Dresden |
|
| |
Vom
Dybin bis zur Schneekoppe |
1:100 000
(?) |
c |
17.7 |
400 |
? |
Hertel & Wilde, Liebenau (Sudetengau) |
|
| |
Wege-Karte
von Breslau's Umgebung |
1:150 000 |
c |
12.3 |
400 |
? |
Verlag von Georg Brieger, Schweidnitz
Lit. u. Druck von P. Baron, Liegnitz i/Schl. |
|
| |
Briegers
Wegekarte der Graftschaft Glatz |
1:75 000 |
c |
20.7 |
400 |
? |
Verlag von Georg Brieger, Schweidnitz
Ed. Gaeblers geograph. Institut, Leipzig |
|
| |
WESTL.
ISER-und-LAUSITZER GEBIRGE |
1:200 000 |
c |
4.3 |
400 |
1922 |
Verlag v. Griebens Reiseführern, Berlin
(Albert Goldschmidt)
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
An insert to a guidebook |
| |
Umgebung
von Schreiberhau |
1:60 000 |
c |
5.8 |
400 |
1922 |
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
|
| |
Krummhübel |
1:35 800 |
c |
2.8 |
400 |
1922 |
Verlag v. Griebens Reiseführern, Berlin
(Albert Goldschmidt)
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
An insert to a guidebook |
| |
Umgebung
von Krummhübel |
1:25 000 |
c |
7.4 |
400 |
? |
Druck u. Verlag:
C.C. Meinhold & Söhne, G.m.b.H. Dresden |
|
| |
Umgebung
von Spindelmühle |
1:60 000 |
c |
3.9 |
400 |
1922 |
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
|
| |
Waldenburger
Gebirge |
1:250 000 |
3 |
2 |
400 |
1922 |
Verlag v. Griebens Reiseführern, Berlin
(Albert Goldschmidt)
Lith. Anst. v. Leopold Kraatz, Berlin |
An insert to a guidebook |
| |
P.BARON'S
HEIMATKARTE DES KREISES STRIEGAU |
1:100 000 |
c |
17.6 |
400 |
1930 (?) |
Bearbeitet und Druck Geogr. Institutt Paul Baron, Liegnitz,
Oskar Eulitz Verlag |
the area of Strzegom (Polish place-name) |
| |
HEIMATSKARTE
DES KREISES HIRSCHBERG |
1:100 000 |
c |
19.9 |
400 |
? |
Beerbeitet und Druck Geogr. Institutt Paul Baron, Liegnitz,
Oskar Eulitz Verlag |
|
| |
Heimatkarte
des Kreises Pr. Eylau |
1:100 000 |
c |
17.5 |
400 |
? |
Beerbeitet und Druck Geogr. Institutt Paul Baron, Liegnitz,
Oskar Eulitz Verlag |
reverse side of the above map (Hirschsberg), |
| |
Heimatkarte
des Kreises TORGAU |
1:100 000 |
c |
21.6 |
400 |
? |
Beerbeitet und Druck Geogr. Institutt Paul Baron, Liegnitz,
Oskar Eulitz Verlag |
Unrelated to the theme of the website, nevertheless, as usual with
this publisher, rather expressive. |
| |
Flemmings
Heimatkarte von Schlesien Blatt 3 |
1:400 00 |
c |
37.8 |
400 |
? |
|
|
| |
Flemmings
Heimatkarte von Schlesien Blatt 3 (reverse) |
- |
3 |
17.7 |
300 |
? |
|
|
| |
Silva-Karte
des Kreises Guben |
1:150 000 |
c |
9.9 |
300 |
? |
Carl Flemming und C.T. Wiskott A.-G.H.
Berlin W50 |
|
| |
TOURISTENKARTE
RÜGEN - SCHWINEMÜNDE - STETTIN |
1:300 000 |
c |
7.3 |
300 |
? |
Verlag von Arthur Schuster in Stettin
Pharus Verlag G.m.b.H. Berlin S.W. Lindenstr. 3 |
|
| |
ÜCKERITZ,
BANSIN, HERINGSDORF, AHLBECK, SWINEMÜNDE u MISDROY mit
Umgebungen |
1:75 000 |
c |
15.5 |
300 |
? |
Verlag von W. Frizsche in Schwinemuende.
VIII Auflage |
|
| |
Karpatenland
(Ostgalizien und Bukowina) |
1:1 000 000 |
c |
13.2 |
400 |
1916 (?) |
Geografische Anstalt von Velhagen & Klafing, Leipzig
Verlag von Velhagen & Klafing in Bielefeld und Leipzig |
Sonderkarte 1 der Karten zum Kriege gegen Rußland |
| |
Kurland
und Livland |
1:1 000 000 |
c |
7.3 |
300 |
? |
|
|
| |
Polen
(Rußiches Reich) |
1:1 000 000 |
c |
17.1 |
400 |
1916 (?) |
Geografische Anstalt von Velhagen & Klafing, Leipzig
Verlag von Velhagen & Klafing in Bielefeld und Leipzig |
Sonderkarte 2 der Karten zum Kriege gegen Rußland |
| |
Polen |
? |
c |
37.5 |
400 |
1920 - 1939 |
Flemmings Karte
Druck und Verlag: Georg Westermann, Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig,
Hamburg |
|
| |
Der
Europaische Raum |
1: 6 000 000 |
c |
42.9 |
400 |
1943 |
Richard Schwarz, Landkarten-Handlung und Geogr. Verlag, Berlin W8
|
|
| |
Postleitkarte
1 Warschau, Radom |
1:450 000 |
2 |
6.6 |
300 |
1942 |
|
A sheet of a GG postal map |
| |
Postleitkarte
4 Lemberg |
1:450 000 |
2 |
6.9 |
300 |
1942 |
|
A sheet of a GG postal map |
| |
Postleitkarte
6 Stanislau, Tarnopol |
1:450 000 |
2 |
6.5 |
|
1942 |
|
A sheet of a GG postal map |
|
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