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File:Rzeczpospolita 1939.svg

Summary

Description Test version of a vectorized File:Rzeczpospolita 1920.png; more changes will follow, only checking if wiki displays it right
Date 11 March 2008
Source Own work; based on an earlier raster map made in 2005, as well as similar maps made by myself in 2004 (see below).
In preparation of this map I used many other maps as sources and backup. Among them were: a German roadmap of Poland printed in 1938 (colours and the shape of East Prussian border), Cznuts2.svg and Slovakiatynkä.svg (shape of Czechoslovakia), Polska hydrografia2.jpg (Polish and German rivers), and perhaps a dozen others.
Author Halibutt

To do list:

  • ✓ Done MAKE THE MAP RASTERISE PROPERLY
  • ✓ Done add Romania
  • ✓ Done scale up the town markers
  • ✓ Done add towns and names
  • ✓ Done add large city markers for capitals and major cities ( Map pointer black.svg)
  • ✓ Done redraw main rivers
    • ✓ Done Danube
    • ✓ Done Vistula
    • ✓ Done Dneper
    • ✓ Done Oder
  • correct Estonian eastern border (Narva)
  • Extend the map slightly to the west to include Oder and Nysa rivers (post-war borders of Poland)
  • Add more towns in Germany, Hungary, Estonia, Bolshevist Russia and perhaps Romania
  • Correct rivers in East Prussia and Latvia
  • Add rivers in the east of the map (that's where the legend used to be in the .png map)
  • Volgograd => Voronezh
  • shape of Czarnohora salient (too wide, slightly too short)
  • change name cause people look at the file name and think it's "Poland on January 1, 1939" and not "more or less Poland in the inter-war period"
  •  ??? any suggestions?


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The following is a list of maps created by Halibutt and uploaded to commons, as well as their present and projected derivatives.

Parent Image Image Description
  Maps by Halibutt
Image:Rzeczpospolita.png Image:Rzeczpospolita.png The Republic in 17th and 18th century
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1600.png The Republic after the Treaty of Dywilino
Image:Rzeczpospolita voivodships.png Voivodships of The Republic
Image:Rzeczpospolita_Potop.png The Republic during The Deluge and Chmielnicki Uprising, with major battles of the era marked
Magnates and their lands and domains
1st • 2nd • 3rd Partitions of Poland
War of the constitution
Image:Rzeczpospolita.xcf SOURCE FILE - GIMP format
Image:Poland 1939.png Image:Poland 1939.png Poland in 1939
Image:Dywizje wrzesien 1.png Order of Battle on September 1st, during the Polish Defence War of 1939
Image:Poland 1939.xcf SOURCE FILE - GIMP format
Image:Polska kontur bialy.png Image:Polska kontur bialy.png Contour map of Poland AD 1999, for use with various locator maps
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1920.png Image:Rzeczpospolita 1920.png Map of Poland 1918-1939, currently under development
Image:PBW March 1919.png Polish-Bolshevik War - fronts in March of 1919
Image:PBW December 1919.png Polish-Bolshevik War - fronts in December of 1919
Image:PBW June 1920.png Polish-Bolshevik War - fronts in July of 1920
Image:PBW August 1920.png Polish-Bolshevik War - fronts in August of 1920
Polish Defence War of 1939
Polish areas annexed by Germany, Lithuania, Slovakia and the Soviet Union
German concentration camps in Poland
Curzon line
Major battles of the Polish-Bolshevik War
names • no names Polish/Czechoslovak/Lithuanian/German/Ukrainian claims in 1920's
Image:Rzeczpospolita Central Lithuania.png Central Lithuania
Image:Rzeczpospolita Lithuania claims.png Central Lithuania as compared with other Lithuanian claims
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1789-1920.png Post-1922 borders compared with the territory of Poland before the partitions
Warsaw Uprising and the Operation Tempest
Poland partitioned between the Soviets and the Germans
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1939 Polish divisions.png Polish divisions on September 1, 1939
Home Army inspectorates
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1920.xcf SOURCE FILE - GIMP format
Image:Rzeczpospolita 1939.svg Vector version!!!! layered version available on request
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