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Hi everyone,

    I know the picture isn't the best.  But Russian patriotic tank slogans interest me currently.  Anybody wanna take a shot:

Belgorod-T34-wrecks.jpg

Спасибо!
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4 hours ago, Martinnfb said:

in the name of Kalinin ??? 

Maybe the ppl at the Kalinin factory donated money for the tank and got that painted on it.  Lots of those patriotic slogans were statements of donation to pay for the tank.

 

Gaz

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I believe it is in honour of somebody who's name was Kalinin, there are three letter in between, maybe four that can be the first name. 

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"Имени _И Калинина / In _I Kalinin's name".
What Martin wrote, rather an individual than an organisation. 

I can't decipher the first of the two letters in the middle. Most likely being the initials of the first and patronymic name.

 

 

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M.I. Kalinin was a Russian revolutionary hero.  The former city of Konigsberg was renamed in his honor.  Pardon my lack of umlaut...  forgot how to type it.

 

Gaz

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Posted
1 hour ago, Clunkmeister said:

Каворкник 

Google translate shows that as "Kavorknik".  WTF is that?

 

 

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Posted

Gazzas, 

alt 145 = Ä
"    132 = ä
"    153 = Ö
"    148 = ö
"    154 = Ü
"    129 = ü
"  0235 = ë
"    225 = ß 
 

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Posted
7 hours ago, GazzaS said:

Pardon my lack of umlaut...  forgot how to type it

Just use a German layout notebook keyboard like me :rofl:, Höhöhöhö, which equals to Hihihihi.

Cheers Rob 

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Posted

Here is another:

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Damn rude of ppl not to caption their pics with stuff they should know ppl would want to know.

Posted

Literally:

  • "Your free trial period of online Russian translations has expired."   B)


Analogous translation:

  • "Donbass Avengers/Avengers of Donbass"
     
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Posted
4 minutes ago, Ivan Ivanovich said:

Literally:

  • "Your free trial period of online Russian translations has expired."   B)


Analogous translation:

  • "Donbass Avengers"
     

Hah, hah!  Cheeky! 

Thanks for the translation!  It is a bit more personal than the usual "For Stalin", or "Za Rodina".

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3 hours ago, Ivan Ivanovich said:

Literally:

  • "Your free trial period of online Russian translations has expired."   B)

 

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So ummmm....  where do I send the check?

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Posted
11 minutes ago, GazzaS said:

Not helpful at all.

Then it's off to the Salt Mines for me!

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9 minutes ago, Wumm said:

Then it's off to the Salt Mines for me!

Lead mines!  Many unfortunates perished in Stalin's lead mines from lead poisoning.

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