File:NationaalArchief uboat155London.jpg

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English: Uboat 155 exhibited in London after World War I.

Date

1918

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Image title	Eerste Wereldoorlog. Zeeoorlog. 1918. Overgave / uitlevering van de Duitse vloot aan de Engelsen: eerste Duitse U-boot voor de London Towerbridge. Engeland, Londen, 1918.
Author	Fotograaf onbekend
Copyright holder	Collectie SPAARNESTAD PHOTO/Het Leven/Fotograaf onbekend
File change date and time	11:44, 10 November 2008
Software used	Memorix - pictura-dp.nl

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