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"Ha-Go" and "Chi-Ha" tanks of the 11th Japanese regiment on the island of Shumshu during the capitulation
T-26 tanks and Red Army soldiers during the formation on the square of the city of Sikuka (present-day Poronaysk). South Sakhalin
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Guards Tank Army in Port Arthur
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Guards Tank Army on the coast of the Liaodong Bay
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Soviet Guards Tank Army on the coast of the Liaodong Bay
Soviet tanks overcoming the Big Khingan ridge. Manchuria
Typical Japanese machine gun pillbox on Shumshu island
Transport ship Stalingrad disembarks troops in the Otomari seaport
Japanese 150-mm armored turret system destroyed by Soviet troops in the Khutous fortified district
Participants of the battles for the cities of Toro and Esutoru from the 365th Separate Marine battalion of the Pacific Fleet
Units of the 39th Army of the Trans-Baikal Front on the march in the Manchurian steppe
"Ha-Go" and "Chi-Ha" tanks of the 11th Japanese regiment on the island of Shumshu during the capitulation
T-26 tanks and Red Army soldiers during the formation on the square of the city of Sikuka (present-day Poronaysk). South Sakhalin
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Guards Tank Army in Port Arthur
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Guards Tank Army on the coast of the Liaodong Bay
T-34-85 tanks of the 6th Soviet Guards Tank Army on the coast of the Liaodong Bay
Soviet tanks overcoming the Big Khingan ridge. Manchuria
Typical Japanese machine gun pillbox on Shumshu island
Transport ship Stalingrad disembarks troops in the Otomari seaport
Japanese 150-mm armored turret system destroyed by Soviet troops in the Khutous fortified district
Participants of the battles for the cities of Toro and Esutoru from the 365th Separate Marine battalion of the Pacific Fleet
Units of the 39th Army of the Trans-Baikal Front on the march in the Manchurian steppe
Soviet tanks overcoming the Big Khingan ridge. Manchuria

Soviet tanks overcoming the Big Khingan ridge. Manchuria

Soviet tanks overcoming the Big Khingan ridge. Manchuria

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