File:RIAN archive 1274 Tanks going to the front.jpg

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Description	English: “Tanks going to the front”. T-34 Tanks mod. 1942 made at the Uralmash plant going to the front. Русский: «Танки идут на фронт». Танки Т-34 обр. 1942 г. из цехов Уралмаша, оснащенные по последнему слову тогдашней военной техники. Россия, Екатеринбург/СССР, Свердловск. Deutsch: “Panzer gehen an die Front”. T34-Panzer aus den Uralmasсh-Werken gehen an die Front. Français : Chars T-34, équipée des dernières technologies militaires, partant de l'usine de Uralmash alant vers la bataille
Date	1 February 1942
Source	RIA Novosti archive, image #1274, http://visualrian.ru/ru/site/gallery/#1274 35 mm film / 35 мм негатив
Author	RIA Novosti / РИА Новости
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Commons:RIA Novosti

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