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The Panzer I was a 5-t, two-man tank equipped with two 7.92 mm machine guns, the first mass-produced tank by Germany after World War I. Because the Treaty of Versailles prohibited Germany from developing new weapons, it was developed under a military agreement with the Soviet Union, with which it had a secret relationship at the time, under the name of a "tractor" and completed in 1934.
The Panzer I was originally a prototype tank, but was used in battles on the Russian and North African fronts to make up for Germany's serious shortage of main battle tanks (Panzer III and Panzer IV) at the start of World War II.
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I号戦車は第一次大戦後のドイツが初めて量産化した7.92 mm機銃を2基登載した5t級の2人乗りの戦車でした。ドイツはベルサイユ条約により兵器の新規開発を禁止されていたため、当時は密約関係にあったソ連との軍事協定の元、「トラクター」の名目で開発され、1934年に完成します。
I号戦車は本来は試作戦車ではあったのですが、第二次大戦開始時のドイツの深刻な主力戦車(III号戦車、IV号戦車）不足を補うためにロシア戦線、北アフリカ戦線まで戦闘に参加することとります。