The Soviet Union under Stalin, 1924–1953 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Soviet Union in December 1943
The occupation driven back; Kalmyks and Karachays deported · Stalin era
The Soviet Union in December 1943: The occupation driven back; Kalmyks and Karachays deported. Since November 1942, 4 territories changed status on this map: including The Ukrainian SSR, The North Caucasus grain belt (Kuban, Don, Stavropol), Kalmykia (Kalmyk ASSR) and 1 more.
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What changes on the map
| The Ukrainian SSR | Under German occupation → The Soviet Union |
| The North Caucasus grain belt (Kuban, Don, Stavropol) | Under German occupation → The Soviet Union |
| Kalmykia (Kalmyk ASSR) | The Soviet Union → Deported homelands (memorial) |
| Karachay (Karachay Autonomous Region) | Under German occupation → Deported homelands (memorial) |
On the ground
- its western regions were still under German occupation
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