Translating something on a modern German WWII map

[krimsonglass51]

This is likely an unusual request, but does anyone own this map: https://lehrmittel.schule/wandkarten/de ... -1945.html?

Because the sample was too small to be read, I was wondering what the red and blue text on Finland read. I tried looking up similar sites that offer larger preview images (such as eBay), but the best I could decipher was that the writing in red was the dates for the Winter War. I’m not sure what the writing in blue stated.

So if anyone could help me figure that out, I would appreciate it.
In case anyone was wondering, no I do not currently have the extra money to purchase it.

[GregSingh]

In red - dates for the Winter War
In blue - dates for the Continuation War

[krimsonglass51]

Were you able to get a hold of the map, or a high resolution image of it?

[krimsonglass51]

I know I made this thread a few years ago, but I was able to find a larger resolution image of the map in question.
I had asked:

Because the sample was too small to be read, I was wondering what the red and blue text on Finland read. I tried looking up similar sites that offer larger preview images (such as eBay), but the best I could decipher was that the writing in red was the dates for the Winter War. I’m not sure what the writing in blue stated.

Upon closer inspection, the date and term in blue on Finland reads "22.6.41-4.9.44 Ostfeldzug."

[GregSingh]

It's written on map of Finland. It's called Continuation War there.

[krimsonglass51]

It's written on map of Finland. It's called Continuation War there.

I am talking about what is written on the German language map that I posted. What is written there is "22.6.41-4.9.44 Ostfeldzug," or "22.6.41-4.9.44 Eastern Campaign." If you look at the red text next to it, it reads "30.11.39-13.3.40 Winterkrieg," or "30.11.39-13.3.40 Winter War."

I know what WWII between the years of 1941-1944 in Finland is called.

[Richard Anderson]

I am talking about what is written on the German language map that I posted. What is written there is "22.6.41-4.9.44 Ostfeldzug," or "22.6.41-4.9.44 Eastern Campaign." If you look at the red text next to it, it reads "30.11.39-13.3.40 Winterkrieg," or "30.11.39-13.3.40 Winter War."

The dates in blue correspond from BARBAROSSA to the date of the Finnish cease fire. They are probably meant to indicate the period when Finland was a co-belligerent with Germany, albeit the Finns actually began operations against the USSR on 25 June 1941.

The dates in red are the period of the Winter War.