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Summary

Scan from a book cropped by me.

"Iron Soldiers in Single File Line Up in Chelyabinsk before Russia's Biggest Tractor Factory."

"Surround these American-designed machines with armour and guns and you have tanks. Chelyabinsk remained unscathed in the Urals while war devastated Leningrad, Kharkov and Stalingrad, and other tractor centres. Under the Tsars, the town was a stopover for exiles."

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