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Deutsch: Rheinmetall 10,5 cm Seekanone vom deutschen U-Boot UC-37. Waffen und Kriegsmaterial aus dem 2. Weltkrieg in Malta
Date Taken in April 2006
Source Fotografin: Juliana da Costa José
Author Fotografin: Juliana da Costa José

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  • 2006-05-19 03:30:08 Juliana (326956 Bytes) Waffen und Kriegsmaterial aus dem 2. Weltkrieg, fotografiert in Malta April 2006. Genauere Deklaration benötigt, deshalb erst hier hochgeladen. Fotografin: Juliana da Costa José.

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