Photos WW2 Soviet Forces

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Nikita Khrushchev(wearing a jumpsuit)and Pavel Rotmistrov during battle of Kursk

 

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US cameramen with the 82nd Airborne Div. snapped this Soviet operated M4A2 (76mm) of the 64th Guards Armoured Brig. in Grabow, Germany, May 1945.

 

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Snipers of the Third Byelorussian front.

(l to r): junior sergeant Maria Rozhkova, senior sergeant Roza Shanina, jr. sergeants Olga Mokshina, Eva Novikova, Anna Kuznetsova, Alexandra Ekimova, sr. sergeant Evdokia Krasnoborova, jr. sergeant Antonina Pryalkova, sr. sergeant Zinaida Shmeleva and jr. sergeant Lydia Vdovina.

 

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A burning T-60 tank near Stalingrad ,1942.

 

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Battery mortarmen of junior lieutenant M. Sementsa are firing at the enemy. 1941 year.
Author: Alpert Max Vladimirovich

The commander and loader have soldiers' spoons in their boots.

 

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The Red Army soldier captures a Wehrmacht soldier. 1944.

 

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Final assembly of the KV-1. September 1941.

 

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Soviet signalmen are laying a cable across the river south of Voronezh. 1942 g.

 

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Soviet soldiers pose at the corps of the German super-heavy tank "Mouse".

 

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Soldiers of the Guard Sergeant G.F. Frolchenko go on the attack in the Kharkov direction. 1943 year.

 

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Soldiers of the 79th Infantry Division in the offensive supported by T-34-85 tanks. August 1945. Photographer: Grigory Petrovich Sokolov.

 

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Personnel and armored train of the Azov flotilla "For the Motherland" with 76-mm universal naval guns. North Caucasian Front. August 1942.

 

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A rifle unit of the Red Army during a march on the North Caucasian front. September 1943.

 

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Major Romanenko talks about the military affairs of the young intelligence officer Valentin Zhavoronkov. On October 2, 1944, when the battalion was advancing on the Benat strongpoint (Yugoslavia) under heavy machine-gun and mortar fire from the enemy, he delivered 11 combat orders from the battalion commander to the company commanders in time, ensuring uninterrupted control of the battle and the capture of a heavily fortified stronghold. For the courage and courage shown in battle, Valya Zharovonkov was awarded the Order of the Red Star.
Photo taken in Starchevo, Yugoslavia, in October 1944.

 

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Lieutenant of the border troops of the NKVD of the USSR in an unusual white (summer) uniform. Pre-war years.

 

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A British Matilda II tank in Soviet employ on the Eastern front

 

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An Soviet IS-2 heavy tank under construction. The 122mm gun provided a lethal punch to take on German armament when introduced later in the war.

 

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Soviet Dnepr M-72 motorcycles