The history of how the German self-propelled artillery installation Nashorn was created
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Germany
Mouse Cavalry, zouaves on the trees and wrong Gurkhas, or German propaganda for children from the First World War times
End of September 1942 — The last days of the first assault in the city and the end of the defense of the left flank of 62nd Army
German armour anti-aircraft vehicles appeared because it was necessary to cover panzers from air attacks. One of the first among them was the Flakpanzer 38(t)
The German Pz.Kpfw.Tiger Ausf.B heavy tank in the Soviet Union
The history of how SU-76I Soviet self-propelled guns on the captured German chassis was created
History of the German tank destroyer based on the RSO tractor
German medium tanks Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F-G and vehicles based on them
History of the disputed territories in the propaganda of the warring parties
Fighting on the approaches to Stalingrad City Center: сhronicle of the fighting of 1st Battalion, 13th Guards Rifle Division
Study of the Ferdinand/Elefant tank destroyer through the eyes of the Western Allies
The history of how the tank destroyers of the Marder III family was created
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