Two main reasons made T-34, the most massive tank of the Great Patriotic War, legendary - the uniqueness of the design and those people who fought, died and won on this machine. And if many volumes and articles have been written about the technical side of the creation, production and combat use of the famous "thirty-four," then much less is known about the front-line life and fate of tank crews. A real breakthrough was Artem Drabkin's book "I Fought on the T-34" - the main military-historical bestseller of 2005. You have in your hands its long-awaited sequel, which, like the first volume, is based on numerous interviews with veteran tankers who went through the fire of war with their vehicles. As in the first book, they share with the reader the soldier's truth about life at the front, about the battles fought, about hard military work, about the reasons for the defeats and the true price of the Great Victory.