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Unveiling of a monument to fallen Soviet soldiers in the city of Murska Sobota.
Kreuzburg (present-day Kluczbork). An abandoned or knocked-out German StuH 42 assault gun.
Glogau. Poles reading announcements and propaganda materials on a bulletin board.
Glogau. Wall newspaper of Guard Lieutenant Morgunov's artillery unit.
Senior Lieutenant Tretyakov's unit; Junior Sergeant Muravets and Private Kobzar firing a machine gun from a workshop of the Buchholz factory.
Artillerymen maintaining a 122-mm M-30 howitzer, 1938 model.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model. A soldier looking through a Goerz panoramic sight.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model.
Glogau. An American M5 prime mover towing a 122-mm A-19 corps gun.
Glogau. An American M5 prime mover towing a 122-mm A-19 corps gun.
Unveiling of a monument to fallen Soviet soldiers in the city of Murska Sobota.
Kreuzburg (present-day Kluczbork). An abandoned or knocked-out German StuH 42 assault gun.
Glogau. Poles reading announcements and propaganda materials on a bulletin board.
Glogau. Wall newspaper of Guard Lieutenant Morgunov's artillery unit.
Senior Lieutenant Tretyakov's unit; Junior Sergeant Muravets and Private Kobzar firing a machine gun from a workshop of the Buchholz factory.
Artillerymen maintaining a 122-mm M-30 howitzer, 1938 model.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model. A soldier looking through a Goerz panoramic sight.
Artillerymen's practical training with 122-mm M-30 howitzers, 1938 model.
Glogau. An American M5 prime mover towing a 122-mm A-19 corps gun.
Glogau. An American M5 prime mover towing a 122-mm A-19 corps gun.
Artillerymen maintaining a 122-mm M-30 howitzer, 1938 model.

Artillerymen maintaining a 122-mm M-30 howitzer, 1938 model.

«Artillerists taking care of the 122-mm howitzer model 1938 M-30.» Poland (?) Author: Ignatovich O.V. (1905 - 19ю84). 1945.
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