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ISU-152 - Soviet Self-propelled Artillery Installation During The Second World War Editorial Photo


ISU-152 - soviet self-propelled artillery installation during the Second World War Editorial Stock Photo
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PAROLA, FINLAND - JUNE 10, 2017: ISU-152 - soviet self-propelled artillery installation during the Second World War

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