File:Bluecher sinkend.jpg

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Description	Bluecher sinkend.jpg Deutsch: Untergang des von britischen Kriegsschiffen zusammengeschossenen deutschen Panzerkreuzers SMS Blücher im Gefecht auf der Doggerbank am 25. Januar 1915. English: The german armoured cruiser SMS Blücher sinks after receiving multiple hits from British warships at the Battle of Dogger Bank on 25 January 1915. Suomi: Saksalainen panssariristeilijä SMS Blücher uppoaa saatuaan useita osumia brittiläisten sotalaivojen tulessa Doggermatalikon taistelun aikana 25. tammikuuta 1915. (Kuva otettu brittiristeilijä HMS Arethusan kannelta.)
Date	25 January 1915
Source	http://www.archives.gov/research_room/arc/ ARC Identifier: 533748 ; also U.S. Defensimagery.mil photo HD-SN-99-02352 Imperial War Museum collections, photo ID number Q 22687
Author	This photo was taken from the deck of the British cruiser HMS Arethusa. International Film Service.
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Public Domain, expired Crown Copyright

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