The Panzer IV for Germany and the T34 for the Soviet Union formed the backbone of their armored divisions for much of the war ...

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When the T-34 first came out, the Germans thought it was significantly better than the Panzer III and IV tanks that they had.

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The T-34 was one of the most successful tank designs of World War II. Over 84,000 were manufactured, 57,000 by the end of the war, and the rest from 1946-58. The first versions had a 76.2mm gun, but ...

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Many probably don’t know that one day, back in 1990, the T-34 tank, weighing several tons, suddenly went missing. You can imagine the shock felt by staffers at the Mayr Hayastan Military Museum as ...

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Russia produced a staggering 84,000 T-34 tanks during World War II. Such was the pace of production, that tanks in Stalingrad were even rolled directly off the factory line straight into battle.

While the T-34 was eventually produced in great numbers, that wasn't the case during the early years of Operation Barbarossa. The Soviet Union had to exert extreme effort to produce tanks to ...