goran_croatia
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I got this mortar shell from my friend who was cleaning minefields on the mountain Srd,over the city Dubrovnik in Croatia.It was unexploded but now it's empty and totaly safe.It is not from the war in 1991 because croatian army as the Yugoslavian people's army didn't have any mortar in that small caliber.
It is from the ww2.Dubrovnik was liberated in 1945 by yugoslavian partizans from the Ustasha units(in ww2 croatian units,the collaborators of 3. Reich).So there were battles for the city in 1945.
The mortar shell is about 45 mm in diametar,and about 200 mm length.
On the tails there are markings:W-14-39 and 203.
Please identify this ww2 mortar shell,and give me more informations about it's origin,original colour,markings,and pics of the fuze which was attached on the front part of the shell?
It is from the ww2.Dubrovnik was liberated in 1945 by yugoslavian partizans from the Ustasha units(in ww2 croatian units,the collaborators of 3. Reich).So there were battles for the city in 1945.
The mortar shell is about 45 mm in diametar,and about 200 mm length.
On the tails there are markings:W-14-39 and 203.
Please identify this ww2 mortar shell,and give me more informations about it's origin,original colour,markings,and pics of the fuze which was attached on the front part of the shell?