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English: Shuttle service for shipwrecked persons from the Laconia between U156 (foreground) and U507 (background) See also: Spraul, G.: "Vom Fähnlein zur Fahne in den Tod", ISBN 978-3-86634-502-7, pp. 637
Deutsch: Pendelverkehr von Schiffbrüchigen der Laconia zwischen U156 (Vordergrund) und U507 (Hintergrund) Vgl. auch Spraul, G.: Vom Fähnlein zur Fahne in den Tod, ISBN 978-3-86634-502-7, Seite 637ff
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English: Leopold Schuhmacher, born 22. Oct. 1917, deceased 8. Mar. 1943
Deutsch: Leopold Schuhmacher, geb. 22. Oct. 1917, gest. 8. Mar. 1943
Camera location4° 31′ 48″ S, 11° 15′ 00″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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