Myth: German tanks in general, and Tigers in particular, were impervious to Allied guns. Fact: Tigers were vulnerable to even Shermans armed with 75 mm guns. The longer 76 mm gun (superior in AP performance to the Soviet 85 mm gun, which could handle Tigers just fine) had no problem with Tigers or Panthers.act: The Tiger II was penetrated many times by various weapons in trials. Even the meek 85 mm gun on the T-34-85 was capable of dealing a fatal blow to it at 300 meters. The Wikipedia article for the Tiger II has a very nice photo of a Tiger II with a 17 pounder hole in the front.
What does Camellia mean? Camellia [camel-lia] as a girls' name is pronounced ka-MEEL-yah. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Camellia is helper to the priest. The meaning of this old Roman surname, which probably originated in pre-Roman Italy, is not certain. The Camellia flower is named for the botanist and missionary Georg Josef Kamel, and is often associated with the name Camille, though they are from different roots.
Camellia oil has several synonyms such as white camellia oil,camellia sasanqua oil, tea seed oil,camellia seed oil. The oil is derived by cold pressing from camellia plant seeds. Camellia oil comes from plant Camellia Oliefera, that grows in the mountains of South East and North Asia.Camellia Sinensis is a tea plant, which produces Green and Black teas. Tsubaki, Cha Hua or Camellia flowers are native to Japan and North China, where they blossom in November and stay fresh even under the snow.amellia Oil has been used for centuries for beauty of skin and hair in China and Japan. Geishas of Kyoto used to moisturize their skin and hair with tsubaki oil. Samurais wiped their swards with camellia oil to protect it from rusting and corrosion, which is an early evidence of its excellent antioxidant qualities.