Soviet prisoner-of-war in German hands, identified as Jewish, August, 1941.  Best regards, JR.

One very unlucky soldier ...

Soviet soldiers are about to fire a 76.2mm ZIS-3 gun during the battle of Stalingrad.

Stalingrad battle

British-built, Soviet-operated Churchill tank moves across the frozen Russian wastes, date and location unknown.  Soviet tankers liked British-built tanks because they were generally reliable, and because the highly ductile British armour reduced spalling in the event of suffering a hit.  On the whole, they preferred their own tanks (not surprisingly) but still, the Soviet appetite for Churchills and Valentines was generally beyond the ability of Britain to satisfy, given their own armoured vehicle requirements.  Best regards, JR.