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Japanese soldiers surrendering their arms and ammunition after capitulation of Japanese army. ManchuriaSoviet officers inspecting the Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon on Shumshu IslandSoviet soldiers holding captured Japanese flagsSoviet soldiers inspecting seized Type 95 Ha-Go Japanese tanksCollecting of captured Japanese weapons on the Kataoka airfield on Shumshu IslandBorder guards of outpost named after Valentina Kotelnikova looking at the captured Japanese flagJapanese Type 2 "Ka-Mi" amphibious tanks seized on the Shumshu IslandJapanese 150-mm fortress cannon seized at Height 165 of Shumshu IslandJapanese 75-mm armored turret artillery system seized by Soviet troops in the Khutous fortified regionTaking under guard of Japanese warehouses and equipment after the capitulation of the Kwantung ArmyAfter the battle to destroy the Brest enemy group
Japanese soldiers surrendering their arms and ammunition after capitulation of Japanese army. Manchuria
Soviet officers inspecting the Japanese 150-mm fortress cannon on Shumshu Island
Soviet soldiers holding captured Japanese flags
Soviet soldiers inspecting seized Type 95 Ha-Go Japanese tanks
Collecting of captured Japanese weapons on the Kataoka airfield on Shumshu Island
Border guards of outpost named after Valentina Kotelnikova looking at the captured Japanese flag
Japanese Type 2 "Ka-Mi" amphibious tanks seized on the Shumshu Island
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
Taking under guard of Japanese warehouses and equipment after the capitulation of the Kwantung Army
After the battle to destroy the Brest enemy group
Border guards of outpost named after Valentina Kotelnikova looking at the captured Japanese flag
1945

Border guards of outpost named after Valentina Kotelnikova looking at the captured Japanese flag

Border guards of outpost named after Valentina Kotelnikova looking at the captured Japanese flag
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