Samochód wz.34 na wyposażenie jednostek wszedł w 1935 (jako bazę wykorzystywano samochód wz.28). Ponadto kamuflaż widoczny tutaj wprowadzono ow 1936 roku. Wreszcie wojskowe numery używane do 1937. Zatem datacja późniejsza 1936-1937

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This street ran parallel to the modern Kuznetsov st. and "cut off" the shopping arcades from the east. Unfortunately, I don't know its name. The photographer is standing at 53.162640017617534, 24.463989065979675 and is looking east. The building on the right stood at the intersection of this street and Lenin st.

Now this is Lenin st. The photographer is standing at 53.162640868369344, 24.463989599296717 and looking west. Ahead you can see the bus parking. On the right you can see the edge of the shopping arcades that were located in the city center.

This is Lenin st. (former Gen. Rydza-Śmigłego) View of the buildings where house number 9 now stands, from point: 53.162568483651356, 24.462665105811382. There used to be a bus parking there. The sign on the pole points to the shopping arcades that were across the street.

This is a view from the hill where the Volkovysk Center for Children and Youth Creativity now stands (School st., 1). During the Polish period there was Stefan Batory gymnasium. Besides St. Nicholas church here one may see St. Peter and Pauls church (two towers to the left, under the capital letter "W") and main synagogue of the city (building that looks like an oldfashion radio a little to the right of the Peter and Puals church).

It is a part of modern Kuznetsov st. between Lenin and Sovetskaya streets. In some sources it is called Rynochnaya (Market), bit I'm not so sure about the correctness of this. Photographer is standing on Lenin street facing north. On the right side of the street you may see shopping arcades that were located in the city center