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EZV poster

Esli zavtra voyna... movie poster.

Movie (1938)
Russian title: Если завтра война...
English title: If There Is a War Tomorrow

Starring:
Seraphim Kozminsky (commander of the brigade)
Inna Fedorova (the wife of the commander)

Synopsis Needed

Tupolev TB-3[]

First, acting enemy bombers. Roundels are swastikas, but flipped from the Finnish one. Civil German aircraft never used it underwing. So any resemblance is purely coincidental.

EZV B TB-3
EZV I TB-3C

Now flying to the left (Westward) and under the Red Star for the counter-offensive.

EZV K TB-3e
EZV Q TB-3d

Tupolev TB-1[]

EZV TB-1
EZV K2 TB-1

Polikarpov I-5[]

EZV C Po I-5

Polikarpov R-5[]

EZV D Po R-5
EZV E Po R-5b
EZV Jb Po-R-5
EZV L Po R-cj

Tupolev I-4[]

EZV Eb Tu I-4

Polikarpov I-3[]

EZV F Po-I-3

Polikarpov U-2[]

An aggressor wearing another insignia.

EZV G Po U-2

Seen after 26 minutes. This time, an aircraft from the protective forces.

EZV O Po-26mn

And a last time at 41 minutes spraying a smoke curtain.

EZV P Po-41mn

Polikarpov I-16[]

EZV H I-16

Heinkel HD 37[]

Design by Heinkel in 1928 but used only by the Soviet between 1931 and 1934 as I-7.
In 1938, for the movie, the type was decommissioned since long and so could acted as a ground victory record by Soviet bombers.

EZV N was

Unidentified Aircraft[]

EZV A was

Unidentified Model (Soviet victory).

EZV J model

Fokker D.XXI (model)[]

Soviet bombers crushing enemy planes at their nest.
These lines of parked aircraft, only seen on the ground, are closely those of the Fokker D. XXI. Finland ordered seven airframes in 1937 (delivered in November) and built it under license in 1938.

EZV M D-XXI


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