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Drydock I under construction, Deschimag shipyard, Bremen, Germany, Nov 1939

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Caption     Drydock I under construction, Deschimag shipyard, Bremen, Germany, Nov 1939 ww2dbase
WW2-Era Location Name Bremen, Weser-Ems, Germany
Date  Nov 1939
Photographer    Unknown
 
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Photo Size 1,205 x 608 pixels



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