WWII German Eastern Front Map Pack – Complete Set of 12 Operations/Battle Maps

Operation Barbarossa • Stalingrad • Kursk • Leningrad • Kiev • Minsk • Smolensk • Woroschilowgrad

This exclusive 12-map collection reproduces some of the most important German operational and topographical maps of the Eastern Front in WWII. Each map has been recreated in high resolution with period-correct colors, fonts, symbols, and battlefield markings — perfect for collectors, diorama builders, reenactors, history enthusiasts, and educators.

 Features of This Map Pack

• High-resolution replicas designed to look like original WWII field maps

• Includes operational, strategic, and topographical styles

• Perfect for collectors, reenactors, historians, diorama builders, classrooms

• Highly accurate German WWII fonts, symbols, arrows, and terrain tones

• Beautiful aged paper textures for an authentic wartime look
  

✅ MAP-BY-MAP CONTENT LIST

1. "Operatsch Barbarossa" – The 1941 Invasion of the Soviet Union

Large operational map showing the three main German Army Groups (Nord, Mitte, Süd) advancing east. Includes tank symbols, air support icons, river crossings, and major city labels (Minsk, Rostow, Charkow). Features classic red dashed breakthrough lines and blue thrust arrows.

2. "Fall Blau" – The German 1942 Caucasus Offensive

Depicts the drive toward Stalingrad and the Caucasus oil fields. Features retreat lines (“Rückzugslinie”), river systems (Don, Wolga), major cities (Rostow, Maikop, Grosny), and large advance arrows showing Army Group South operations.

3. "Lagekarte Osten – 1943/44" – Eastern Front Situation Map

A wide-area overview map of the Eastern Front. Includes division and corps symbols (LL, IX, LV, XIII, XXIII), front-line changes, Kiev and Odessa regions, major rail lines, terrain shading, grid numbers, and a 300 km scale bar.

4. "Belagerung von Leningrad" – Siege of Leningrad

Blue-toned operational map focusing on the ring around Leningrad. Shows Finnish positions, Soviet defensive belts, supply routes across Lake Ladoga, key fortifications, artillery lines, and civilian supply corridors (“Versorgungseinteilung”).

5. "Schlacht um Minsk" – 1941 Encirclement of Minsk

Tactical map showing the rapid Panzer spearhead encirclement. Includes tank formations, infantry symbols, road networks, forest terrain, and large arrow movements converging on the Minsk pocket.

6. "Raum Kiew – Herbst 1943" – Battle for Kiev

Shows German 4. Armee, LI.A.K., Soviet 1st and 2nd Ukrainian Fronts, river crossings, arrows showing counterattacks, bridgeheads, and defensive lines. A high-action map with multiple advancing armies.

7. "Die Schlacht um Smolensk – Juli–August 1941"

Illustrates Panzergruppe 2 operations, artillery positions, infantry movements, and multiple Soviet defensive arcs around Smolensk. Includes rivers, railroads, and authentic WWII military map notation.

8. "Stalingrad – UkAS 4166" (Topographic City Region Map)

A beautifully aged, authentic-looking topographic map. Includes the Volga River system, city districts, industrial zones, road networks, legends for railways, secondary roads, forests, swamps, and transmission lines. Perfect for diorama and display use.

9. "Die Einkesselung von Stalingrad" – The Encirclement (Blue Staff Map)

A staff-style briefing map with handwritten notes, arrows showing the closing ring around Stalingrad, Don Front reference, and corps movements. Includes “Angreifen oder fest am brechen!!” (attack or break through!) scribbled field notes for a very authentic look.

10. "Operation Taifun" – Assault on Moscow (Oct 1941 – Jan 1942)

Shows the German push toward Moscow, defensive rings around the city, Panzergruppe 3 movement arrows, river lines, and geographic grid. Includes cities such as Vyazma, Mozhaisk, Kaluga, and Tula.

11. "Unternehmen Zitadelle – Sommer 1943" – Battle of Kursk

A detailed Kursk strategic map complete with:

• 9. Armee and 2. Panzerarmee

• Panzerarmeekorps symbols

• Minefield marking (“Minensperren”)

• Multidirectional advance arrows

• Tank Korps, K Corp, and reserve positions A centerpiece map for any Eastern Front collection.
  

12. "Woroschilowgrad" – Detailed Topographical Map (UkAS 3924)

A vintage Soviet-region civilian/military topographical map. Includes dozens of settlements, extensive road networks, rivers, forest regions, rail lines, swamps, and cartographic symbols. A perfect complement to the Stalingrad topographic map.