The Soviet Union under Stalin, 1924–1953 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Soviet Union in June 1948
Prague, Tito and the Berlin blockade · Stalin era
The Soviet Union in June 1948: Prague, Tito and the Berlin blockade. Since winter 1946–47, 12 territories changed status on this map: including The Ukrainian SSR, Bessarabia and the Moldavian ASSR (mod. Moldova), Czechoslovakia (Czech lands) and 9 more.
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What changes on the map
| The Ukrainian SSR | Famine regions (memorial) → The Soviet Union |
| Bessarabia and the Moldavian ASSR (mod. Moldova) | Famine regions (memorial) → The Soviet Union |
| Czechoslovakia (Czech lands) | Other states → Satellites & communist allies |
| Czechoslovakia (Slovakia) | Other states → Satellites & communist allies |
| Hungary | Other states → Satellites & communist allies |
| Yugoslavia (Serbia) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Croatia) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Slovenia) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Bosnia) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Montenegro) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Macedonia) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
| Yugoslavia (Kosovo) | Satellites & communist allies → Other states |
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