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LukZem - Nov 23, 2010 9:47 am - Voted 10/10
GRATEFULto this map. Please, now you can attach my new profile image.
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E Carpathian T-junction, 1938
E Carpathian T-junction, 1938
These were the easternmost reaches of Czechoslovakia before World War II, when three countries
met on the summit of Stóg/Stoh in the Mar(a)marosh Carpathians: Poland (top-right), Romania (bottom, i.e. south) and Czechoslovakia (top-left). This image shows a piece of a map made in 1932 (2nd, hiker's edition 1938) by WIG, i.e. the Polish Military Geographic Institute. And here is a happy Czech on Stoh, October 2010.
met on the summit of Stóg/Stoh in the Mar(a)marosh Carpathians: Poland (top-right), Romania (bottom, i.e. south) and Czechoslovakia (top-left). This image shows a piece of a map made in 1932 (2nd, hiker's edition 1938) by WIG, i.e. the Polish Military Geographic Institute. And here is a happy Czech on Stoh, October 2010.
yatsek
on Nov 3, 2010 9:56 am
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