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DescriptionT-26s Big Kievs maneuvers 1935.jpg	Deutsch: Sowjetische Panzerverbände beim Einmarsch in Kiew Manöver. 1935. English: Tanks T-26 (1933 built with two turrets) from 133 th Brigade of the 45 th Mechanized Corps (Kiev military district). "Big Kiev maneuvers". September 1935. Note the white stripe on some turrets. Русский: Танки Т-26 выпуска 1933 года - 133-я бригада 45-й механизированного корпуса Киевского военного округа. Большие Киевские маневры. Сентябрь 1935. Белые полосы/отсутвие их на части техники означают то, что они по легенде маневров относились к одной из сторон - "красным" или "синим"
Date	1935
Source	Capture from the documentary film "The Struggle for Kiev" (1935) /кадр из документального фильма «Борьба за Киев» 1935, Украинская центральная студия кинохроники
Author	Ukrainian central newsreel studio Director. S. Bubrik, L.Antsi-Polovsky, operators N.V. Karmazinsky, A. Krichevsky /реж. С.Бубрик, Л.Анци-Половский, опер. Н.Кармазинский, А.Кричевский
Permission (Reusing this file)	PD-Russia-2008

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