Molotov cocktail

incendiary weapon using flammable liquid in a bottle

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Freebase entry^@

Frameless

A sapper from 211 Field Park Company, Royal Engineers, attached to 44th Infantry Division, carrying 'Molotov Cocktails' made from beer bottles, Woodlands near Doncaster, 3 September 1940. H3641

A squad of Home Guard soldiers training to defend a street with 'Molotov cocktail' petrol bombs, March 1941. H8128

Carlist rebel militia during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39)

Fire phobia training 150715-A-AB123-005

Flickr - Israel Defense Forces - Palestinian Youth Found with Materials for Molotov Cocktails

FreedomFightersHandbook-MolotovCocktail

FreedomFightersHandbook-MolotovCocktailCropped

Indian troops in North Africa parade with a Boys anti-tank rifle and 'Molotov cocktail' petrol bombs, 6 October 1940. E699

Kasapano

Lighter for Swedish Molotov cocktail

MOLOTOV

Molotov cocktail 2013-11 1385830506

Molotov cocktail from FM 23-3 Tactics, Techniques and Concepts of Antiarmor Warfare - 1972, page 27.

Molotov cocktail (American version)

Molotov cocktail (English version)

Molotov cocktail (Italian version) from TM 9-1985-6 TO 39B-1A-8 Italian and French Explosive Ordnance - 1953, page 162.

Molotov cocktail (Japanese version)

Molotov cocktail (Soviet version) from Инструкция по применению зажигательных бутылок - 1941 (Red Army Manual)

Panzer II hit near Tobruk 1941

Polttopullo

Soldier preparing to throw a Molotov cocktail at Ft. Belvoir, August, 1942. (49747260856)

Talvisota Molotov Cocktail.PNG

• Инструкция по применению зажигательных бутылок (1941) - Instructions for the use of incendiary bottles (1941) (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Source

link	Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
document	Инструкция по применению зажигательных бутылок (1941) - Instructions for the use of incendiary bottles (1941)		Wikimedia
image	A sapper from 211 Field Park Company, Royal Engineers, attached to 44th Infantry Division, carrying 'Molotov Cocktails' made from beer bottles, Woodlands near Doncaster, 3 September 1940. H3641		Wikimedia
image	A squad of Home Guard soldiers training to defend a street with 'Molotov cocktail' petrol bombs, March 1941. H8128		Wikimedia
image	Carlist rebel militia during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39)	1936	Wikimedia
image	Fire phobia training 150715-A-AB123-005		Wikimedia
image	Flickr - Israel Defense Forces - Palestinian Youth Found with Materials for Molotov Cocktails	2005	Wikimedia
image	FreedomFightersHandbook-MolotovCocktail		Wikimedia
image	FreedomFightersHandbook-MolotovCocktailCropped		Wikimedia
image	Indian troops in North Africa parade with a Boys anti-tank rifle and 'Molotov cocktail' petrol bombs, 6 October 1940. E699		Wikimedia
image	Kasapano	1939	Wikimedia
image	Lighter for Swedish Molotov cocktail		Wikimedia
image	MOLOTOV		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail 2013-11 1385830506		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail from FM 23-3 Tactics, Techniques and Concepts of Antiarmor Warfare - 1972, page 27.		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail (American version)		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail (English version)		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail (Italian version) from TM 9-1985-6 TO 39B-1A-8 Italian and French Explosive Ordnance - 1953, page 162.		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail (Japanese version)		Wikimedia
image	Molotov cocktail (Soviet version) from Инструкция по применению зажигательных бутылок - 1941 (Red Army Manual)		Wikimedia
image	Panzer II hit near Tobruk 1941	1941	Wikimedia
image	Polttopullo	1939	Wikimedia
image	Soldier preparing to throw a Molotov cocktail at Ft. Belvoir, August, 1942. (49747260856)	1942	Wikimedia
image	Talvisota Molotov Cocktail.PNG		Wikimedia

Molotov cocktail

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