K-52

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

1. [2] ↑ K-52 — operator (P137): Algerian People's National Armed Forces. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.
2. [3] ↑ K-52 — operator (P137): Austrian Land Forces. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.
3. [4] ↑ K-52 — operator (P137): People’s Liberation Army. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.
4. [5] ↑ K-52 — operator (P137): Czechoslovak Army. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.
5. [6] ↑ K-52 — operator (P137): Egyptian Army. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.
6. [7] ↑ K-52 — manufacturer (P176): Czechoslovakia. wikidata.org.
7. [8] ↑ K-52 — subclass of (P279): 85 mm gun. wikidata.org.
8. [9] ↑ K-52 — subclass of (P279): towed field gun. wikidata.org.
9. [10] ↑ K-52 — country of origin (P495): Czechoslovakia. wikidata.org.
10. [11] ↑ K-52 — point in time (P585): 1950. wikidata.org.
11. [12] ↑ K-52 — described by source (P1343): Brassey's Artillery of the World. Brassey's Artillery of the World. wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

1. [1] ↑ K-52 is an instance of artillery model (Q124056273) [P31, primary]. Wikidata. wikidata.org.