WW2 in the Caucasus: Every Day

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Every day of Case Blue, the Soviet offensive operations between November 1942 and March 1943 in the southeast, and the campaign of the Gotenkopf bridgehead.

Sources will be listed here at some point.

Yan Xishan

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Hello, I love your work, but I have to point out something. In this period the administrative borders in the region were somewhat different. The northern part of North Ossetian ASSR with the town of Mozdok and the corridor to it was transfered to it after March 1 1944. The same is true of northern part of Dagestan with the city of Kizlyar and also also northern part of Chechnya, which together with Ingushetia were part of one Chechen-Ingush ASSR, while Karachai and Cherkessia were separate autonomous oblasts within Ordzhonikidze Krai.

The various administrative changes in the region began on 12th October 1943, and while it's definitely easier to show post 1957 borders, they're not exactly accurate.

nicknameless

Imagine marching from Berlin to the mountains of Georgia, what a tale to tell

duduchannel

When the world needed him most, he returned.

shileetan

After waiting for a year, very glad to see Yan Xishan come back, it is really a qualitied work!

WarDestinyMapping

Wow, such incredible work as always! I never realized the axis advanced into Georgia and Chechnya, reached the Caspian Sea, or relieved a siege in Chechnya because no other mappers ever show it. This channel is truly a tier above all others

zavi

2:07 Notice the landing in the Bottom of the screen rear Novorossiysk. It’s so called “Malaya Zemlya”, future Soviet general secretary Leonid Brezhnev fought there.

Carl-Gauss

The man, The Myth, The legend has returned with another banger for us Map Nerds!!! Love the details shown on all the 472 Frames!!!

liamsweeen

It’s amazing to see the great battle for the Kalmyk steppe fully realized in flowing colors! The overall attention to detail is also impress. You even managed to include minor skirmishes like the Stalingrad pocket!

SLAPPEDbyAhat

It's good to have you back.
Seeing as we get bits and pieces of WW2 every now and then, can it be assumed that that's what you'll keep doing in the near future - as in, animating regional operations of WW2?

advocatusdiaboli