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Image: Self-propelled gun "Ferdinand", knocked out by our artillery fire
Image: German heavy tanks destroyed by our artillery fire. District - Samodurovka, Teploe
Image: German heavy tank "Tiger", broken on 6.7.43 on the northern outskirts of Shirokoe Swamp by direct hits of 122 mm shells on the starboard side and the track. The fire was conducted by direct fire from the 5th battery of the 293th Howitzer Artillery Regiment of the 5th Artillery Division of the Strategic Reserve
Image: German medium tank knocked out by direct fire from 3 battery of 872 Howitzer artillery regiment from a distance of 550 m
Image: The internal structure of the self-propelled gun "Ferdinand"
Image: German self-propelled assault gun "Ferdinand" knocked out by our artillery in the Warm region
Image: German tank "Tiger", destroyed by artillery of the 2nd fighter division in the Teploe area
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: German tank, broken on July 10, 1943 in the area of Ponyri station by 9 battery of 753 Cannon artillery regiment of 5 Artillery division of strategic reserve
Image: Self-propelled gun "FERDINAND", knocked out at height 243.1 by the 7th battery of the 208th howitzer artillery regiment (GAP) of the 5th Artillery Division of the Reserve of the High Command. - 122 mm howitzer shell tank track on 5.7.43
Image: Self-propelled gun "Ferdinand", knocked out by our artillery fire
Image: German heavy tanks destroyed by our artillery fire. District - Samodurovka, Teploe
Image: German heavy tank "Tiger", broken on 6.7.43 on the northern outskirts of Shirokoe Swamp by direct hits of 122 mm shells on the starboard side and the track. The fire was conducted by direct fire from the 5th battery of the 293th Howitzer Artillery Regiment of the 5th Artillery Division of the Strategic Reserve
Image: German medium tank knocked out by direct fire from 3 battery of 872 Howitzer artillery regiment from a distance of 550 m
Image: The internal structure of the self-propelled gun "Ferdinand"
Image: German self-propelled assault gun "Ferdinand" knocked out by our artillery in the Warm region
Image: German tank "Tiger", destroyed by artillery of the 2nd fighter division in the Teploe area
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: German tank, broken on July 10, 1943 in the area of Ponyri station by 9 battery of 753 Cannon artillery regiment of 5 Artillery division of strategic reserve
Image: Self-propelled gun "FERDINAND", knocked out at height 243.1 by the 7th battery of the 208th howitzer artillery regiment (GAP) of the 5th Artillery Division of the Reserve of the High Command. - 122 mm howitzer shell tank track on 5.7.43
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.

Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.

Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and a German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the crosses in the cemetery have inscriptions dated 5.7 and 6.7.43.
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