17003

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Eerste Wereldoorlog, zeeoorlog

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  • batvoca said:
    Translation: First World War (Great War). Maritime war, 1917. A German submarine, captured by the French, stranded in the Strait of Calais (Pas de Calais)
  • gullu1959 said:
    Thanks for translation. It will be really helpful, if we have translation in English for all pictures.
  • O'Callarain said:
    Wouldn't that be the Strait of Calais, not street?
  • batvoca said:
    I corrected my translation, thank you O'Callarain
  • mareksy @ creamteam said:
    like a great fantastic animal, deadly hurted, puted out of the sea

Eerste Wereldoorlog, zeeoorlog

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  • Edward Nicholl said:
    I hate to say it, but the beach isn't near Hartlepool. It is possible that the beach is at Saltburn, about 10 miles South of Hartlepool.
  • grijsz Hans said:
    Truly amazing !!
  • Edward Nicholl said:
    I have a copy of a contemporary journal, "The War Budget Illustrated", published by The Daily Chronicle. Vol 11 No 8 (Saturday January 9th 1915) page 237 has a very similar photograph. The shape of the land mass is identical. This photograph is captioned "East Coast Defence : Cavalry Patrol on Scarborough Sands". I believe that THIS location will be the correct one, - NOT Hartlepool.
  • Rosário Marques said:
    Really amazing!
  • Onipress Photos Curso de Fotografia Cursos de Fotografia said:
    its so beatfull!!!

Eerste Wereldoorlog, zeeoorlog

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  • henderson C N said:
    looks like they are having fun, except for the soldier on the left

Eerste Wereldoorlog, zeeoorlog

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  • migz_d_elf said:
    cool
  • Oceaneer99 said:
    Een grote storm!
  • Calm Range said:
    great shot...
  • doustpauline of > \whatwhenwhere/ <all behind. said:
    love the way old photographers captured the movement of seas /water falls,rivers, motion this one particuliary gives unserpassed sence of movement/depth/ awersomeness and power really pulls you in ,the angle is splendid[imagein trying to keep your bal an all ,on a sea like this, not holding on to anything but your camra!
  • Globe Hopper said:
    Rough seas -- that says it very well, there.