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Are those tank shells? T-34?

That's right I remember the Bedouins in Egypt would cook with old WWII tank mines and then leave the case in the road for the Americans. Imagine our surprise!

I will say awesome because that amount of explosive left in the ground gives you an idea of the scale and violence of the conflict. Is the high explosive inert?

Very cool!

Great pictures many thanks!

The last name was (correction) Szymanski, from Dubno. Came to America in 1910. Other side Strama from Zacopane Tatra Mountains that is the possible Slovak name?

Yes that is it.

Thanks for the reply I read that on the Russian site that several of the new Tigers broke down, fascinating! many thanks! My mothers family is originally from Dubno, Poland. Did the Germans move...

Reference the tank turret hatch: Probably took a direct hit from a Stumovik IL, blew it to pieces, but I also read a lot of King Tigers were ambushed in this area, to save me from digging myself is...

Awesome, wish I could help you!

Is it possible this was a German soldier using Russian equipment since supplies were probably low?