Non-stop stupid facts quiz! (keep it going!)

I'm not sure about Germany. They had less than 3,000 tanks at the start of WW2.

...and weren't a lot of those "Tractors" actuallu built in the Soviet Union?

 

Guess your right, Notmi.

Although I meant using batteries or pressure start or inertial start.

 

Except for point 5!

Thanks for bringing up this thread, Panzermeister. Notmi, next question!

 

Ok, here goes something...
What was the most numerous LMG used by finnish troops at the end of world war two?

 

captured russian DP machine guns (DP - Diegtariew Piechotnyj)

 

Dont know about that spelling but DP is correct. Finland manufactured its own LMG, L/S-26 but it wasn't as good as DP-27.

 

Busdriver's turn to ask.

 

What type of polish firearm was more numerous in German Army than in Polish one?

 

Is it Kar 98 (Polish) ?

Kinda tough question, but hard is better than easy in these kind of quizzes.

 

I'd guess Maroszek ATR.

 

Well, I don't consider Mauser rifles and carabines Polish.
You may arugue on that, but to me they are just german firearms. Even though they were produced (in slightly modified versions) in Poland.

 

Notmi wrote: I'd guess Maroszek ATR.

No, definitely no
Some captured rifles were used by Germans but wihout doubt they were less numerous than in Polish Army.

Not so many types of weapon left

 

Then it "must" be pistol. WiS vz35 "Radom" is my guess (and by now, everybody should know that I don't know anything about polish weapons).

 

correct! Only 45000 of them were produced by september 1939. Then the Germans took over their production and made over 300 000 ViS pistols

 

NOOOOOOOOOO!

I looked one of my books and the only ww2 Polish weapon there was that radom pistol. Should have said that !

 

Notmi, your turn.

 

Notmi, your turn to ask!

 

Ok, here goes first one I managed to think of:
Which european war-going countries weren't occupied by their enemies at some point of war?

 

Finland, Great Britain. Do you count the Soviet Union as a European or an Asian country by the way?

 

Finland and GB correct. And I consider SU as both european and Asian country.