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Soviet soldiers examining a destroyed Japanese gun. Sakhalin
Soviet officers inspecting the Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon on Shumshu Island
Crew of the Soviet M-42 cannon pulling it up the hill in the area of Chinese city of Dunhua
Crew of the Soviet M-42 cannon at a position near the Chinese city of Dunhua. Manchuria
Crew of the Soviet 76-mm ZiS-3 cannon changing position on Sakhalin near the T-34-85 tank
Infantry under cover of a self-propelled gun during the offensive. Manchuria
Convoy of Soviet SU-76M self-propelled guns on the march in southern Sakhalin
Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon seized at Height 165 of Shumshu Island
Japanese 75-mm armored turret artillery system seized by Soviet troops in the Khutous fortified region
Artillery of the 101st Rifle Division saluting in honor of the seizure of the Japanese base of Kataoka. 1945
Red Army soldiers at the Brandenburg Gate
Soviet soldiers examining a destroyed Japanese gun. Sakhalin
Soviet officers inspecting the Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon on Shumshu Island
Crew of the Soviet M-42 cannon pulling it up the hill in the area of Chinese city of Dunhua
Crew of the Soviet M-42 cannon at a position near the Chinese city of Dunhua. Manchuria
Crew of the Soviet 76-mm ZiS-3 cannon changing position on Sakhalin near the T-34-85 tank
Infantry under cover of a self-propelled gun during the offensive. Manchuria
Convoy of Soviet SU-76M self-propelled guns on the march in southern Sakhalin
Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon seized at Height 165 of Shumshu Island
Japanese 75-mm armored turret artillery system seized by Soviet troops in the Khutous fortified region
Artillery of the 101st Rifle Division saluting in honor of the seizure of the Japanese base of Kataoka. 1945
Red Army soldiers at the Brandenburg Gate
Infantry under cover of a self-propelled gun during the offensive. Manchuria

Infantry under cover of a self-propelled gun during the offensive. Manchuria

Infantry under cover of a self-propelled gun during the offensive. Manchuria

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