T-34/85
The T‑34 was a medium tank used by the Red Army during the Second World War. Its design was simple and robust, allowing it to be produced quickly and in large numbers. With over 54,000 built, it became the most produced tank of the war. The T‑34/85 appeared on the battlefield in late 1943. This significantly improved version was fitted with an 85 mm gun, making it better able to face new German tanks such as the Tiger. It also featured higher top speed, heavier armor, and a larger turret than its predecessor, the T‑34/76. The example inside our museum was built in 1945 and took part in the Battle of Berlin. And there’s another one outside too!
