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First prototype of T-35 heavy tank on parade, Moscow, Russia, 1 May 1934, photo 2 of 2

Caption   First prototype of T-35 heavy tank on parade, Moscow, Russia, 1 May 1934, photo 2 of 2 ww2dbase
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Photos on Same Day 1 May 1934
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 16 Nov 2010



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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
3 Jan 2013 03:49:07 PM

Looks impressive, but in modern armored warfare it became a dinosaur. Did you know the T-35 had a crew of eleven men!
2. Bill says:
3 Jan 2013 06:04:55 PM

Another source lists photograph taken during
Military Parade Leningrad. T-35-2 was built in April 1933, cost 525,000 rubles, for that price the Red Army could buy nine BT-5 Light Tanks. Note improved smooth main turret
3. Clayton says:
20 Jun 2014 08:59:07 AM

There was alot of espionage and ideas regarding tank warfare in the interwar years. The origins of this tank are almost certainly not of Russian design. Actually, it is believed that the Russians had copied the idea from the Vickers A1E1. It is another tank that is VERY similar to the T-35, though it did come out first. Notabley, the turret placement, the two small turrets, and the overall shape of the hull.

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