North Sea And Baltic Basin; Communications and Naval Bases
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This printed map shows the North Sea and Baltic basin with principal railways, shipping routes, and symbols marking British, French, German, and Russian naval bases. Coastal countries and cities are labeled, and hatched areas indicate approximate British and German minefields. A boxed note marks the provisional Russo-Finnish boundary of March 1940.