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English: Submachine Gun Bergmann (Bergmann-Maschinen-Pistole, or abbreviated as BMP) was developed by the son of the famous gun manufacturer Theodore Bergman (Theodor Bergmann) - Emil. The first submachine gun Bergman appeared in 1932 and had the designation BMP 32.
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