Need help Identifying WWII era ammo

[jonkz]

My mom was in Belarus (White Russia, Minsk and surrounding areas) and the people she was with said that the area was a huge battlefield during WWII. She brought these back for me but I dont know what they are.

First: a small bullet found in Belarus (silver bullet is 9mm luger for size reference)

Second one: I suspect the black bullet is a 7.92x57 the head stamp reads "P340 S* 3 38" also found in Belarus. The silver bullet is one I bought at an air show when I was young the head stamp reads "1942 114 DAC" (the brass bullet is a .223 for size comparisons)

I have no idea what this bullet is but it is also from Belarus head stamp reads "P182 S* 27 38"

Any help would be appreciated.

 

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[mark k]

The rifle rounds are both 8mm Mauser. Nice battlefield pickups.

 

[Dosing]

If you want to ID the 7,9X57 rounds try here: http://users.swing.be/sw017995/german-codes.htm

 

[green]

P182 cannot find reference to this makers code, are you sure of this number?
S* 72% copper brass
27 38 Lot 27 made in 1938 by this manufacturer

 

[jonkz]

Sweet Thanks

 

[sunray]

Minsk was a center of German resistance to the Russian advance in 1944. 80% was destroyed.
The silver coloured case is a .303 brit DP round.

 

[green]

P340 Metallwerke Silberhute GmBH St Andreasburg Harz

 

[tootall]

third photo, left side. 303 British Drill round for training, made in Canada