Aso1908-1920acropped.jpg

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English: The Imperial Japanese first rank crusier «Aso» during visit in Australia, 1915.

Русский: Крейсер I ранга «Асо».

Date

1915

Source

Author

Allan C. Green (1878-1954) [1]

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