Bulgarian armoured units

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The book explores Bulgaria's military evolution post-World War I, detailing its struggle to rebuild its armored forces under the constraints of peace treaties. It highlights the country's reliance on foreign tank suppliers, including Italy and England, and its eventual acquisition of German and French tanks. The establishment of the Bronirana Brigada in 1943 marks a significant development, leading to Bulgaria's shift in allegiance to the Red Army in 1944, as it participated in the liberation of Yugoslavia and Hungary until the war's conclusion in 1945.