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Map : Digital data (coordinates, GPS) of Soviet-Russian border during World War II

Map Info & Chart : Digital data (coordinates, GPS) of Soviet-Russian border during World War II

Hey everyone,

I have found a [Google maps layer](https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?gl=us&ptab=2&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&mid=1v7N5UyrP800q84D-A5u1Ocfw4jw&ll=53.640586484990166%2C25.676343901010114&z=6) that shows the 1939 borders in Europe.

However, I am interested in the borders of 1941. Specifically, the short-lived border between Germany and the USSR that divided Poland, just before Germany attacked and the frontline expanded into Russia. Basically, I am talking about [this kind of map](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/Europe_before_Operation_Barbarossa%2C_1941_%28in_German%29.png), but usable in Google maps or Google earth or any other mapping software. I can not seem to find any digital data for it.

Any ideas where I could find such a thing, or how I could go about creating it?

By nilsz

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