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Referee announcing the 1946 heavyweight championship bout:
"And in this corner the contender fropm the USA the U.S. T28 SHT! And in these THREE corners the reigning champ from Germany...the RATTE!
 
Tieleader said:
Referee announcing the 1946 heavyweight championship bout:
"And in this corner the contender fropm the USA the U.S. T28 SHT! And in these THREE corners the reigning champ from Germany...the RATTE!
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The P.1000 was killed off in 1943 because Speer saw it for what it was: and impractible dead end (he seemed to be one of the few clear-headed people in the leadership).
On the otherhand, the Germans did have the Jagdtiger, the Maus and the Gerät 383 - the last two *may have* made it to production if the war lasted longer, but seeing as how Germany's resources were dwindling, I doubt many would have been able to be produced, let alone get into combat.
 
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