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{{Movie Title|The Grey Zone}} | {{Movie Title|The Grey Zone}} | ||
== | ==PPSh-43 Submachine Gun== | ||
Used during the revolt, it appears to have a wooden stock. Since the | Used during the revolt, it appears to have a wooden stock. Since the [[PPSh-41 / PPSh-43|PPSh-43 submachine gun]] was not issued in the numbers of the PPsH-41, one wonders where the Jewish prisoners got the gun. | ||
==Maxim MG-08 Machine Gun== | ==Maxim MG-08 Machine Gun== | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 14 February 2009
PPSh-43 Submachine Gun
Used during the revolt, it appears to have a wooden stock. Since the PPSh-43 submachine gun was not issued in the numbers of the PPsH-41, one wonders where the Jewish prisoners got the gun.
Maxim MG-08 Machine Gun
Rather unusual choice for a belt fed in this time period, German soldiers bring up several Maxim Machine guns to fight the rebellion at the death camp.
Karabiner 98k
Some of the SS guards can be seen having Karabiner 98k during the revolt in the camp.
MP38
Some of the NCOs are seen carrying and firing the MP38 in the film.
MP40
Some of the SS guards can be seen having MP40s during the revolt in the camp.
Walther P38
All German officers and NCOs are equipped with Walther P38s. Actually an inaccuracy in the film is that the P38 is really common, even in the hands of enlisted men, which is completely incorrect.
SS-Oberscharfuhrer Eric Muhsfeldt (Harvey Keitel) can be seen using a Walther P38 to kill the girl at the end of the movie.