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jes' vala... ne za crtanje nego za odgovor:D
jel' da da je zanimljiv lik?
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Па, интересантан је.
Сада ја питам?

Шта овај борац има у рукама?

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panzerfaust?

Panzerfaust 30 klein, da budem precizniji.

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Аха.

"Here is a nice recovered relic condition"inert" German WWII war-head to a panzerfaust 30 anti-tank artillery weapon. Recovered the Kurland Battlefield area. In the middle of October 1944, about 500,000 soldiers -- 32 German divisions and the 20,000 men of the Latvian Nineteenth Division of the Waffen–SS -- were cut off from the rest of the German army and encircled. To the east and the south was the Soviet army, to the north and the west -- the Baltic Sea. The Latvians called it Kurzemes katls, the Kurland kettle; the Germans called it Festung Kurland, Fortress Kurland. For the Nineteenth Division Kurland was truly the last stand. They took part in six major battles between October 12, 1944, and April 3, 1945. Together with the German army units they on the whole held the front line, keeping the Bolsheviks out of Kurland, until May 8, 1945, when Germany capitulated. These soldiers remained undefeated until the final moments of the war, im Felde unbesiegt, as the Germans say. In one of the last battles, Captain Miervaldis Adamsons' company in a single 24-hour period repelled seven attacks by the Russians, and after the battle the bodies of 400 fallen Soviet soldiers could be counted in front of the Latvians' unconquered positions. The Soviet High Command asked the commanders of the First and Second Baltic Fronts to take forceful action in Kurland, in order to drive the enemy from the northern sector of the Baltic Sea and free their units for more important positions on the Soviet-German front. The first attempt occurred on October 16, 1944, but was stopped in the area around Tukums. The next Soviet offensive took place on October 27, but met with strong resistance from the outset and did not result in any gains. November 20 saw another offensive, but the Germans and Latvians stabilized their defensive line, utilizing favorable geographic features. Equally unsuccessful were the final attempts of the First and Second Baltic Front Armies to liquidate the German Army Group "Kurland" in December of 1944 and February and April of 1945."

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Терај даље.

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mozhe neko drugi ja nemam nishta pametno...

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Napisano: 03 Feb 2012 13:39

Јесте 30-ка, али не и "клајн" - он има знатно мању главу, другачију балистичку капу и тањи тубус.

Dopuna: 03 Feb 2012 13:39

Сликовно.

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Хвала на исправци и допуни, Zorge.
Panzerfaust, без обзира који, тачан је одговор.

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baraba:
mozhe neko drugi ja nemam nishta pametno...

najbrzi Mikojan je:
brzina:

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MiG-25 - 3600km/h?

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MarKhan
priznajem odgovor

MiG-25R Foxbat-B Mach 3.2

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