ZiS-2, 1940s towed 57 mm anti-tank gun of Soviet origin
The ZiS-2 is a Soviet anti-tank cannon developed during World War II. The weapon features a long barrel and exceptional penetrating power, allowing it to engage armored vehicles from considerable distances.
The cannon was designed in 1941 to counter the growing tank threat and was among the most capable anti-tank guns of its era. It remained in Soviet service through the war's end and beyond.
The display is shown in a public space and is easily accessible to passing visitors. You can examine the construction and scale of the gun up close and learn more about its function.
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