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Koenig scuppered, Dar es Salaam harbour, WW1

The Koenig, German cargo ship, scuppered in Dar es Salaam harbour, East Africa (now Tanzania), during WW1

Picture No
11095006
Media ID
48571802
Size
3000px x 1813px (883KB)
Credit
© The On Call in Africa Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
One of 210 original photographs by Dr N. P. Jewell (On Call in Africa in War and Peace 1910-1932, Gillyflower Publishing - see www.oncallinafrica.com for further details)
Date
1916

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