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English: The Mareșal tank destroyer (M-00 prototype), a Romanian WW2-era AFV that later inspired the design of the German Hetzer
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Source Book Third Axis, Fourth Ally by Mark Axworthy, in collaboration with Cornel Scafeș and Cristian Crăciunoiu
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Romanian Mareşal tank destroyer (M-00) prototype

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