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Русский: Бронеавтомобиль «Фиат Ижорский» Ижорского завода (на шасси ФИАТ, изготовленном в САСШ на филиале фирмы, бронекузов Ижорского завода) «Илья Муромец» у Смольного института в Петрограде. Самое начало ноября (н.ст.) 1917.

С самого утра 25 октября у штаба революции Смольного все кипело. Подъезжали и отъезжали грузовики с красногвадейцами, легковые автомобили и связные мотоциклы. Прямо на тротуарах располагались отряды революционных рабочих, солдат и матросов. Дымили походные кухни. Слева от главного подъезда Смольного, у стены, стояло шесть бронеавтомобилей Запасного автомобильного бронедивизиона. Командование дивизиона сохраняло верность Временному правительству. Но несмотря на это, революционным солдатам удалось вывести 24 октября из гаража шесть броневиков и доставить их к Смольному. Днем 25 октября к Смольному на большой скорости подкатила еще одна, седьмая, боевая машина бронедивизиона "Илья Муромец", которой тоже удалось вырваться из гаража. Это был полугусеничный бронеавтомобиль конструкции Гулькевича. У подразделений, оборонявших Зимний, тоже имелся броневик. Он стоял прямо у центральных ворот здания и держал под прицелом всю Дворцовую площадь. Правда, он был не на ходу и мог использоваться только как неподвижная пулеметная точка.

Л.Д. Глаголев. "Бронемашины", М: Издательство ДОСААФ, 1986.
То есть или это не "Илья Муромец", или Глаголев не прав.
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Русский: 20-е числа октября 1917 года
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Русский: свой скан бумажной версии журнала «Вокруг света», №11(2806) - 2007, стр. 95
English: Scanned from magazine «Вокруг света», №11(2806) - 2007, p. 95 by Vizu. Transferred from ru.wikipedia to Commons by Infovarius.
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