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subfusil alemán de la Segunda Guerra Mundial

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Vinony's link graph records 111 inbound references to MP35, and connects out to MP40, Panzerfaust and MP 34.

It sits within the topics 9mm Parabellum submachine guns, Military equipment introduced in the 1930s and Submachine guns of Germany.

Vinony links it to 18 Wikipedia language editions.

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Weapon.velocity
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Weapon.name
Maschinenpistole 35 (MP35)
Weapon.image
Bergmann_Mp-35.jpg
Weapon.caption
Bergmann MP35 with a spare magazine and a pouch.
Weapon.origin
Nazi Germany
Weapon.type
Submachine gun
Weapon.is_ranged
yes
Weapon.service
1935–1945
Weapon.used_by
See Users
Weapon.wars
Chaco WarSpanish Civil WarWorld War II
Weapon.designer
Emil Bergmann
Weapon.number
~40,000
Weapon.manufacturer
Bergmann, Schultz & Larsen
Weapon.design_date
1932
Weapon.production_date
1935-1944
Weapon.variants
BMP32, Bergmann MP34
Weapon.weight
Unloaded
Weapon.part_length
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Wikidata facts

Subclass of
submachine gun
Country of origin
Nazi Germany
Manufacturer
Carl Walther GmbH
Conflict
World War II
Image
Bergmann Mp-35.jpg
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service entry
1935-01-01
service retirement
1945-01-01
Commons category
Bergmann MP35
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Article · Español

El MP35 (Maschinepistole 35, literalmente "Pistola ametralladora 35") era un subfusil empleado por la Wehrmacht, el Waffen-SS y la Policía alemana antes y durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Fue desarrollado a inicios de la década de 1930 por Emil Bergmann (hijo de ) y fabricado en Suhl por la Bergmann Waffenfabrik (que también construyó uno de los primeros subfusiles, el MP18).​

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