German motorcyclists giveway to Soviet T-26 tanks during the dual invasion of Poland, Sept 1939

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German motorcyclists giveway to Soviet T-26 tanks during the dual invasion of Poland, Sept 1939
T-26. Soviet derivative of Vickers 6-ton tank.
Russian T-26 light tank knocked out on the Eastern Front in 1941
Une colonne de chars soviétiques T-26 (modèles 1939 et 1933) se dirige vers la ligne de front pour la bataille de Moscou - Front de l'Est - Décembre 1941
T-26 light tank (1:56) Robotechnic
Soviet T-26 Tank abandoned during the retreat of Soviet troops on the western outskirts of Stalingrad in 1942.
The company commander of the 34th Finnish Infantry Regiment, Captain A. Juutilainen, inspects the Soviet T-26 tank, destroyed during the fighting in the neutral zone between Soviet and Finnish positions. Finland, 1940.
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Finnish soldiers advance past burning enemy tank. 5th of August 1941 Palalahti, Olonets Karelia.