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Is it true that Did the USSR have 21 thousand tanks at the beginning of WW2 the USSR had 21000 tanks?

I read this claim inIn the Icebreaker series by Viktor Suvorov. In the books, he says that at the beginning of World War 2, the Soviet Union had roughly 7 times as muchmany tanks as Nazi Germany, which had 3000-4000 tanks.

I can't remember the exact figures, but according to him the Soviet Union had between 2000020,000-3000030,000 tanks (I will edit if someone can point out the exact figures in his claim).

Is it true that at the beginning of WW2 the USSR had 21000 tanks

I read this claim in the Icebreaker series by Viktor Suvorov. In the books he says that at the beginning of World War 2, the Soviet Union had roughly 7 times as much tanks as Nazi Germany, which had 3000-4000 tanks.

I can't remember the exact figures, but according to him the Soviet Union had between 20000-30000 tanks (I will edit if someone can point out the exact figures in his claim).

Did the USSR have 21 thousand tanks at the beginning of WW2?

In the Icebreaker series by Viktor Suvorov, he says that at the beginning of World War 2, the Soviet Union had roughly 7 times as many tanks as Nazi Germany, which had 3000-4000 tanks.

I can't remember the exact figures, but according to him the Soviet Union had between 20,000-30,000 tanks (I will edit if someone can point out the exact figures in his claim).

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Is it true that at the beginning of WW2 the USSR had 21000 tanks

I read this claim in the Icebreaker series by Viktor Suvorov. In the books he says that at the beginning of World War 2, the Soviet Union had roughly 7 times as much tanks as Nazi Germany, which had 3000-4000 tanks.

I can't remember the exact figures, but according to him the Soviet Union had between 20000-30000 tanks (I will edit if someone can point out the exact figures in his claim).