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Half-title page: Close-up of the embrasure for the 57mm chase gun in the Swedish armoured

train

Boden,

which gives an idea of the thickness of the armour.

(Photo:

Sveriges Järnvägs Museum)

Title page: Armoured Train PP 53

Śmiały

dressed overall for Polish Army Day, on 15 August

1921. (Photo:

Adam Jońca Collection)

First published in French as

Les Trains Blindés 1826–1989

in 1989 by Editions Heimdall

This revised and expanded edition first published in

Great Britain in 2016 by

Seaforth Publishing,

An imprint of Pen & Sword Books Ltd,

47 Church Street,

Barnsley

South Yorkshire S70 2AS

www.seaforthpublishing.com

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ISBN 978 1 84832 262 2

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Act 1988.

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