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A nasty surprise.
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Soviet KV-1 (?1-A?), and burning panzer, 1941.
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Very much doubt if this could have been at the Seelow Heights. As far as I can make out, this is a KV-1 or KV-1A - although, admittedly, it is difficult to be definite in view of the partial nature of the image. Also, the burning tank appears to be an ...
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Don't think so, the russian breakthrough at Seelow Heights happened at the end of April 1945, the last major german defence line before Berlin was situated there.
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that means -For the Motherland...
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Location unidentified. I would say that the mixture of open space and forest is not unlike parts of the area of operation of (German) Army Group North in 1941 - an area, as it happens, in which KV-1s seem to have posed a particular hazard for the...
Location unidentified. I would say that the mixture of open space and forest is not unlike parts of the area of operation of (German) Army Group North in 1941 - an area, as it happens, in which KV-1s seem to have posed a particular hazard for the German forces. Best regards, JR.