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Photographing survivors
Posted by: Stuart Hall ()
Date: May 18, 2007 07:34AM

I have seen photos of U-35's famous patrol in the Med, however, I was wondering how common the practice of U-boat crews photographing survivors in the lifeboats actually was? Was it a common thing or did it only happen rarely when one of the U-boat crew happened to have a camera, or, as in the case of U-35, when there was an "Official Photographer" on board? If it was a common practice, do the photo's still exist and if so where? Probably, it would have been confined to the earlier part of the War, before unrestricted u-boat warfare or, as with U-35,the Med.
Regards, Stuart.

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Photographing survivors Stuart Hall 05/18/2007 07:34AM
Re: Photographing survivors Yves D 05/21/2007 08:27AM
Re: Photographing survivors Stuart Hall 05/21/2007 09:40AM
Re: Photographing survivors Matthias 05/22/2007 02:48PM


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