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Submarines in Sevastopol, 1918.jpg

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English: Sevastopol, submarines of the Black Sea Fleet which were captured by the Germans in May 1918 (or summer).
Русский: Севастополь, подводные лодки Черноморского флота захваченные немцами в мае 1918 года (или лето).
Українська: Севастополь, підводні човни Чорноморського флоту захоплені німцями в травні 1918 року (або влітку).
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