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Soviet Opens Trade Areas Inside of Arctic Circle
Soviet explorers rapidly expand Arctic trade and colonization, opening the Franz Josef Land region and the Kara Sea to vessels. Icebreakers and new hydroplanes chart routes, establish polar stations, and build Arctic towns like Igarka as part of a five year plan.
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Soviet
Arctic Circle
Noelt-byetun Nemwapad
Lord Winsby
Sorte Russie
Soviet Russia
Narth Pole
America
England
Japan
France
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Arcgentina
Europe
Asia
Sibizinkov
Otto H. Schmidt
Arctic Institute
Leningrad
Vive
Frana Josef Land
Arctic
U. S.G
Polas
Soviet Union
Polar
Mdalygin
Fraps-Joseph Archipelago
Isachenko
Davos
Switzerland
United States
Fiala
Baldwin
Duke of the
Arabbi
Matinsky Opera
Moscow
Vladivostok
Bering Strait
Kolyma River
Beria
Pacific Ocean
Ussurets
Bering Strat
Bibirlakov
Cape Cheluskin
Meet
Siberia
Rusanov
Campilovitch
Nobile
Sibirlakov
Husanoy
Talmur Peninsula
Sihoris
Tyanay
Calmhey
Hookersland
Franz-Josefland
Maximov
Jolev
Zenkoz
York
Kameney Island
Karana
Bchmidt
Kara Sea
Siberian
Chuknovsky
Marian
Zapp
Blaerx
Chukeb
Igarka
Yehisel
Igatke
Technicum
Lena
Yeniselts
North Pole
London
San Francisco
Chukch Pentnsula
Coperight
NLT
Americans Incy
Nina Petrovna Demme
Kamenev Island