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 : Unloading a shipment of cotton in the harbor of Bremen, 1933


Unloading a shipment of cotton in the harbor of Bremen, 1933

The cargo of a freight ship is being removed at a dock in the cotton harbor. A crane lifts the cotton from the bottom of the ship onto a waiting train car. Bremen was the most important cotton harbor in Europe, approximately 2 million bales were transported from there yearly to all European countries

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10632982
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48203447
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2326px x 1768px (1.4MB)
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Approximately Bales Bremen Freight Lifts Onto Removed Shipment Transported Unloading Waterway Yearly


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