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WW1 100

WW1 - The final resting place of Zeppelin LZ 59 (bombing code L20) known as the Raider of Loughborough after her part in an attack on the English Midlands. On 31st January 1916 nine airships, including L20, left Germany and Denmark in order to attack the docks at Liverpool, which would have shocked the British public due to the long range of the attack

Picture No
12279294
Media ID
46919732
Size
3000px x 2320px (2.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Media Drum Images
Usage Restrictions
Editorial use only
Source
Tom Marshall (PhotograFix) / mediadrumimages.com
Date
1916

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