Collections of Soviet maps on paper can be viewed at these libraries :
The British Library Map Room
Bodleian Library Oxford
Cambridge University Library
Trinity College Library Dublin
Free online viewing and downloading of Soviet military topographic maps can be found at
Mapstor and at
Old-Maps.
Soviet topographic maps of Ukraine are at
Vlasenko
Street plans of Polish cities are at
mapy.eksploracja.pl
Complete (or partial) country sets are available for chargeable download at
Mapstor
Information, listings and some downloads may be found at :
University of California Berkeley / Stanford
Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection.
Download of many City Plans at
Map Library of Catalonia.
Cyrillic keyboard and Russian translation can be found at
Translit.ru or at
Multitran.ru
US Army manual TM 30-546 (1957), Glossary of Soviet Military and Related Abbreviations is
here
US Army manual TM 30-548 (1958), Soviet Topographic Map Symbols is
here
Paper or electronic copies can be obtained from these shops and dealers:
East View Geospatial, USA
Eastmap, Estonia. Contact Alexander Lesment
Jana Seta, Latvia. Contact Aivars Beldavs
Landinfo, USA
Mapstor, USA
Omni Resources, USA
TopKart, Poland
A well-researched and well-written story by
Greg Miller about Soviet mapping appeared on-line in July 2015
here at WIRED.COM.
This included a very useful
translation of the 'sparvka' (description) from the map of San Diego.
An interesting report on
Soviet mapping of Sweden was published in Pravda-Online on 21 February 2003.
The Cartographic Journal, December 2006, contains a
review by John Davies of the book
Russian Military Mapping published by East View Cartographic.
The story of Soviet maps of USA which was presented in Columbia SC in January 2014 can be downloaded here.
John Cruickshank has written extensively about German and Warsaw Pact military mapping:
A study of the Soviet mapping of Ireland by Desmond Travers appears on the
Parallel History Project website
Lists of Soviet maps of Belgium and Netherlands at
Atlassen.info
Polish military maps from 1919-1939 for comparison can be viewed and downloaded at
www.mapywig.org
Military and other historic maps, primarily of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia can be found at
www.maps4u.lt
German, Russian and other mapping of World War 2 era and much else is at John Calvin's comprehensive collection of
WWII Aerial Photos and maps
You can visit
Secret Soviet bunker at Ligatne, Latvia and the British
Secret Nuclear bunker at Kelvedon, Essex