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Deutsch: Von der in Neuruppin ansässigen Firma Oehmigke & Riemschneider vielfarbig gedruckte Lithographie mit der fortlaufenden Nummer '9911 als historisierende Bildtafel zu den Ereignissen am 18. Juni 1900 mit dem Titel

„Der Krieg in China.“

Und weiter:

„Die Eroberung von Taku.“

Sie wurde zeitgenössisch so beschrieben:

„Wiederum und ganz unerwartet eröffneten die Forts von Taku am 17. Juni (1900) Nachts auf die vereinigten Flotten der Großmächte ihr Feuer, welches von den deutschen,
russischen, englischen, französischen, japanischen Schiffen erwidert wurde. Von den Schiffen wurden Besatzungstruppen in größerer Anzahl gelandet und zwar 300 Engländer,
200 Deutsche, 150 Russen und 300 Japaner. Diesen gelang es nach sechsstündigem harten Kampf die sämmtlichen Forts zu erobern und zu besetzen und die chinesische Besatzung
zu verjagen. Die deutschen Mannschaften des „Iltis“ nahmen wieder hervorragenden Antheil an dem Kampf und hatten einen Verlust von sieben Todten, darunter ihren Kom-
mandanten, und von mehreren Verwundeten zu beklagen. In der Mündung des Peiho sollen zwei englische Schiffe, von chinesischen Granaten getroffen und gesunken sein.“
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