Then, Soviet tanks and troops were still in the streets.

With hours, Soviet tanks arrived, but they did not immediately fire upon all workers.

It put the number of Soviet tanks left in the treaty area at 20,694.

About 60 percent of the population was to run to the hills if the Soviet tanks rolled into town.

This finding led directly to a new generation of Soviet tanks.

Only a few Soviet tanks were assigned to support the offensive.

By 1942 the most common Soviet tank was the T-34.

This would have been inconceivable if Soviet tanks were still in place.

All can be fired from the shoulder by soldiers in the field and are designed to attack Soviet tanks.

By the end of his service on the front he was credited with destroying 23 Soviet tanks.