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Friday, May 4, 2012
Obsolete Armored Cars in the courtyard of the Reich Chancellery. Berlin, Germany, April - May 1945.
Obsolete Armored Cars in the courtyard of the Reich Chancellery.
The armored vehicle is not a KRUPP GEPANZERT RADFARHZEUGER. This is a dutch-FIJENOORD armored WILTON POLICE CAR, of which three were produced, two of which came to the Special Police of São Paulo, Brazil, 1935/1936, and the third was sold to the Dutch army in 1938 and captured by the Germans in 1940, and ended up being used in the defense of the Reich Chancellery in 1945, which is the photo. Its design was so revolutionary that inspired KRUPP GEPANZERT RADFARZEUGER, both built on the chassis of the vehicle Krupp Protze, with the post-dutch german model. For more information visit: http://www.ecsbdefesa.com.br/defesa/arq/Art% 2013.htm hugs, Expedito Bastos e-mail: defesa@ufjf.edu.br
The armored vehicle is not a KRUPP GEPANZERT RADFARHZEUGER.
ReplyDeleteThis is a dutch-FIJENOORD armored WILTON POLICE CAR, of which three were produced, two of which came to the Special Police of São Paulo, Brazil, 1935/1936, and the third was sold to the Dutch army in 1938 and captured by the Germans in 1940, and ended up being used in the defense of the Reich Chancellery in 1945, which is the photo.
Its design was so revolutionary that inspired KRUPP GEPANZERT RADFARZEUGER, both built on the chassis of the vehicle Krupp Protze, with the post-dutch german model.
For more information visit: http://www.ecsbdefesa.com.br/defesa/arq/Art% 2013.htm
hugs,
Expedito Bastos
e-mail: defesa@ufjf.edu.br