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Panzer I Vs T26: Spanish Civil War 193639 (Duel, 152)
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This Fully Illustrated Study Pits GermanyS Panzer I Against The Soviet T26 In The Spanish Civil War.In 1936, As Spain Descended Into Civil War, Both Nazi Germany And The Soviet Union Sent Tanks To Aid The Opposing Sides, Keen To See How They Fared In Combat. Armed With Twin Machine Guns, GermanyS Panzer I Fought Alongside Nationalist Troops, While The 45MmArmed Soviet T26 Took The Field With Republican Forces, With Captured Examples Soon Equipping The Nationalists. In This Book, Jacek Zabielski Reveals The Origins, Development And Combat History Of These Two Types, Which Remained In FrontLine Service In 1941 As HitlerS Forces Invaded The Soviet Union.While Both Types Were Soon Outclassed By BetterArmed And Armoured Successors, The Lessons Learned In Spain Would Shape German And Soviet CombinedArms Doctrine On The Eastern Front During And After Operation Barbarossa. Featuring Specially Commissioned Artwork, FullColour Mapping And Archive Photographs Alongside The Authoritative Text, This Study Reveals How The Panzer I And T26 Performed In Battle, And Their Technical And Tactical Influence Throughout World War Ii.
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