View of Howaldtswerke shipyard from the opposite bank of the Schwentine River, Kiel, Germany, date unknown; note how little room there was to launch vessels from the slips

Caption   View of Howaldtswerke shipyard from the opposite bank of the Schwentine River, Kiel, Germany, date unknown; note how little room there was to launch vessels from the slips ww2dbase
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Added By Al Griffis
Added Date 15 Nov 2020

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