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Soviet T-34-85 tanks in the city of Harbin
Soviet officer standing on a T-26 tank. Rally before the outbreak of the war with Japan
Soviet T-26 tank, knocked out during the assault on the Khandas police post. South Sakhalin
Soviet tank-borne infantry taking a settlement northeast of Pyongyang
Soviet landing craft DS-5 (LCI-525), hit by Japanese artillery fire. Shumshu Island
Soldiers of the 5th Army of the 1st Far Eastern Front crossing the border of Manchuria
Japanese soldiers surrendering their arms and ammunition after capitulation of Japanese army. Manchuria
Soldiers of the Soviet 159th Rifle Division at lunch during the battles with the Japanese army
Soldiers of Japanese army laying down their arms. 2nd Far Eastern Front
1st Lieutenant Postrigon attending a wounded soldier on Sakhalin
Escort ship "Metel" of the Pacific Fleet takes on board the troop of Marines
Soviet T-34-85 tanks in the city of Harbin
Soviet officer standing on a T-26 tank. Rally before the outbreak of the war with Japan
Soviet T-26 tank, knocked out during the assault on the Khandas police post. South Sakhalin
Soviet tank-borne infantry taking a settlement northeast of Pyongyang
Soviet landing craft DS-5 (LCI-525), hit by Japanese artillery fire. Shumshu Island
Soldiers of the 5th Army of the 1st Far Eastern Front crossing the border of Manchuria
Japanese soldiers surrendering their arms and ammunition after capitulation of Japanese army. Manchuria
Soldiers of the Soviet 159th Rifle Division at lunch during the battles with the Japanese army
Soldiers of Japanese army laying down their arms. 2nd Far Eastern Front
1st Lieutenant Postrigon attending a wounded soldier on Sakhalin
Escort ship "Metel" of the Pacific Fleet takes on board the troop of Marines
Soldiers of the 5th Army of the 1st Far Eastern Front crossing the border of Manchuria

Soldiers of the 5th Army of the 1st Far Eastern Front crossing the border of Manchuria

Soldiers of the 5th Army of the 1st Far Eastern Front crossing the border of Manchuria

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