SMS Westfalen NH 45196.jpg
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Deutsch: SMS Westfalen, Großlinienschiff
English: SMS Westfalen, Photographed very soon after completion by A. Renard of Kiel, Germany, in a print received by the U.S. Navy Office of Naval Intelligence in 1910. The ship was commissioned on 16 November 1909. |
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