Czech designed and built, the LT Vz. 35 tank was taken into German service when they occupied Czechoslovakia in March 1939. They called it the Panzerkampfwagen 35(t).
The Germans used the Panzer 35(t) in Poland, France and the early months of the invasion of the Soviet Union. By December 1941 its armour and firepower were clearly inadequate, and this, plus the shortage of parts and difficulties with the cold, led to its withdrawal.
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Czech designed and built, the LT Vz. 35 tank was taken into German service when they occupied Czechoslovakia in March 1939. They called it the Panzerkampfwagen 35(t).
The Germans used the Panzer 35(t) in Poland, France and the early months of the invasion of the Soviet Union. By December 1941 its armour and firepower were clearly inadequate, and this, plus the shortage of parts and difficulties with the cold, led to its withdrawal.
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