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AFV PHOTOS	DAMAGES	PLACE, UNIT	DATE	PHOTO CREDITS
BA-20M	destroyed	Western Front	summer 1941	RGAKFD
BA-20M	Stuck in the mud and then abandoned	unknown	Autumn 1941	O.Baronov
T-26	destroyed by ammunition explosion	Karelian Isthmus	unknown	S.Romadin
T-30	destroyed	Karelian isthmus	1941	M.Kolomietz
T-60	burning	Leningradsky Front	1943	RGAKFD
T-28E	heavily damaged	5'th Tank Division. Altus, Lietuva.	June 1941	M.Baryatinsky
T-28	lost track, burnt by the crew	Baltic states	June 1941	M.Kolomiets
T-28	destroyed	Prassa, Karelian isthmus	September 1941	unknown
T-28	destroyed by gun explosion	unknown	1941	O.Baronov
T-34-57	destroyed	near Moscow	winter 1941-42	M.Svirin
T-34-76	several penetrations	unknown	Summer 1941	unknown
T-34-76	completely destroyed	unknown	summer 1941	O.Baronov
T-34-76	chassis damage	unknown	Summer 1941	unknown
T-34-76E	burnt out	unknown	probably 1943	Governmental archive
T-34-76	burning	Kursk battle	July 1943	Federal archive
T-34-76	burning	unknown	summer 1943	Federal archive
T-34-76	destroyed by mine	Kursk battle	July 1943	O.Baronov
T-34-76	completery destroyed after its fuel tanks being blowed up	unknown	probably 1943	P.Shmelev
T-34-76	gun mantlet penetration, burnt out	unknown	probably 1943	unknown
T-34-76	knocked out by German antitank cannons or tanks (side holes) resulted to ammunition explosion	unknown	1941	S.Romadin
T-34-76	destroyed by air bombs	unknown	1941	S.Romadin
T-34-76	Burnt out	Western Front	July 1941	O.Baronov
T-34-76	knocked out by mine (running gear damage) then finished off by artillery (side holes)	Western Front	1941	S.Romadin
T-34-76	Completely destroyed by ammunition explosion	unknown	1941	O.Baronov
T-34-85	chassis damage, burnt out	East Prussia. 2nd Guards Tank Battalion of 25th Guards Tank Brigade of 2nd Guards Tank Corps	July 1944	unknown
T-34-85	unknown, probably damaged and then abandoned	East Prussia	July 1944	unknown
Valentine II	knocked out	Moscow area	January 1942	unknown
Valentine IV	knocked out	5th Guards Tank Brigade. Northern Caucasus, Alagir town	November 3, 1942	unknown
Valentine VII	running gear is damaged	Vitebsk area	March 1944	unknown
M3A1 "General Lee"	burnt out	Kursk battle	July 1943	M.Kolomietz
M3A1 "General Lee"	completely destroyed by internal explosion	Kursk battle	July 1943	RGAKFD
Churchill Mk.III	completely destroyed	Prokhorovka, Kursk battle. 36th Heavy Tank Regiment of 18th Tank Corps of 5th Guards Tank Army	July 1943	unknown
T-35A	destroyed	Ukraine. 8th Mechanized Corps	June-July 1941	unknown
KV-1	penetrated by 88 mm gun (side turret)	Zelva. 6'th Mechanized Corps	June 1941	unknown
KV-1	heavily damaged chassis, abandoned	unknown	probably 1942	unknown
KV-1	penetrated turret and damaged chassis	Kursk battle	Summer 1943	unknown
KV-1	destroyed and burnt out	unknown	Summer 1942	unknown
KV-1	destroyed	unknown	Winter 1942	unknown
KV-1	destroyed by the German 88-mm cannon	unknown	1941	S.Romadin
KV-1	destroyed by ammunition explosion	unknown	unknown	O.Baronov
KV-1E	knocked out and burnt	Velikaya, Pskov area, North-Western Front	August 1941	RGAKFD
KV-2	sunk in the bog	Moscow area	Winter 1941-42	unknown
KV-2	chassis damage	Baltic states	Summer 1941	unknown
KV-2	chassis hit by 105 mm round, abandoned when run out of ammo	Rasenaya, Baltic states. 2'nd Tank Division.	Summer 1941	unknown
IS-1	heavily damaged	Byelorussia	summer 1944	unknown
IS-2	completely destroyed by gunfire	Balaton operation	spring 1945	M.Kolomietz
IS-2	internal explosion caused by artillery hit	unknown	unknown	unknown
IS-2	blew up	Berlin	May 1945	unknown
IS-2	completely destroyed by gunfire	Berlin. 7'th Guards Tank Brigade, tactical number "441"	April-May 1945	unknown
SU-100	column was ambushed and destroyed by artillery	Brno. 2'nd Ukrainian Front	April 26, 1945	unknown

ABBREVIATIONS:
RGAKFD - Russian state Archive of Cinema-photo-documents (Rossijskiy Archiv Kinofotodokumentov);
AFOT - Photoalbum of German AFVs destroyed during Balaton Operation;

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