Finnish war tanks

By 1939, in the USSR, the service in the Auto -Bonian troops was extremely prestigious. A beautiful and expensive uniform of cloth and leather, the ability to control complex combat vehicles, the state care of the military, feature films that glorify feats - all this made a tanker a hero in the eyes of the vast majority of youth of that time.
But how did these troops beloved by the people act in the real Soviet-Finnish war, which began at the end of the fall of 1939? Was the Soviet tanks really lost in the endless snow of the Karelian Isthmus and went to Finland’s trophies or were they the main shock force of the Red Army, which is very dangerous for the Finnish troops? In the Soviet-Finnish War of 1939-1940. Introducing new documents from Soviet and Finnish archives into scientific circulation, the author reveals a real picture, showing both the competent actions of Soviet tankers and their mistakes.
The book is equipped with hundreds of unique illustrations