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Img.061 (#E2): The machine gun of the Russian army PPSh-41 from times of the Second World War. It was known under a popular name "pepesha". It was just from such a "pepesha" that were executed the young "defenders of Milicz" in German military uniforms, which in 1945 barricaded themselves in the townhall from Milicz and then burned the first Russian tank that entered the Milicz town square. It was also such "pepeshas" that in fact turned out to be one amongst components of the weaponry of the Red Army that decided about the winning of the Second World War by Russians.
