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Cross of Iron Tanks

Discussion in 'The Tanks of World War 2' started by germanm36tunic, May 10, 2006.

  1. germanm36tunic

    germanm36tunic New Member

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    What were the Russian tanks used in Cross of Iron, werent they T-60s
     
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    If my memory serves me well, they were T-34's.
     
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    T-34/85s to be precise.
     
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    What is/was Cross of Iron? :-?
     
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    I am also unfamilair with that movie although I probably did see it I jsut dont like to remember movie titels.
     
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    I suppose it would be worth it to remember the titles of movies you've seen when you're planning to discuss them with other enthusiasts...

    Cross of Iron is about a German unit on the Eastern front that is being gradually destroyed by incessant Russian attacks. It gets encircled and has to fight its way back to the German lines.
     
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    Sounds very Sven Hassel... ;)
     
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    But its Willi Heinrich... ;)
     
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    Sounds like a great movie. I assume I ahve never seen it, sounds fun though.
     
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    Ahhh, yes. I have quite a collection of those...
     
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    As already stated, it's willi Heinrich. Das Geduldige Fleisch is a great novel and in my opinion it ranks among the very best things written about WWII. a must read!
     

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