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WW1 - Whales mistaken for submarines

The bodies of hundreds of whales, sharks, and other large fish, mistaken for submarines in the zealous hunt for German raiders, now lie strewn along the Atlantic coast, testifying to the deadly accuracy of Allied gun-fire

Picture No
13460177
Media ID
47722275
Size
3352px x 6853px (1.9MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed cartoon in The Sketch, July 24, 1918 p95
Date
1918

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Accuracy Beached Beaches Deadly Gun-fire Gunfire Hundreds Mistaken Raiders Shark Sharks Strewn Submarines Testifying Whale Whales


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