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Le Zeppelin "L7" abattu le 4 mai au large de la cote du Slesvig par les deux navires... 1916. Creator: Unknown. Le Zeppelin "L7" abattu le 4 mai au large de la cote du Slesvig par les deux navires... 1916. Creator: Unknown
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Le Zeppelin "L7" abattu le 4 mai au large de la cote du Slesvig par les deux navires... 1916. Creator: Unknown. Le Zeppelin "L7" abattu le 4 mai au large de la cote du Slesvig par les deux navires... 1916. Creator: Unknown
Le Zeppelin "L7" abattu le 4 mai au large de la cote du Slesvig par les deux navires britanniques "Galatea" et "Phaeton", et don't la destruction fut achevee par un sous-marin anglais, 1916. From "Collection de la Guerre IV. L'Illustration Tome CXLVII. La Guerre Janvier, Fevrier, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin 1916"
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Le Zeppelin L7
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- a German rigid airship, infamously known as a Zeppelin, was brought down on May 4, 1916, off the coast of Schleswig, Denmark. The aerial vessel met its end in a fierce battle between the German airship and two British warships, the "Galatea" and "Phaeton." The photograph captures the aftermath of this significant event during World War I. The wreckage of the once-proud Zeppelin L7 lies amidst the tranquil waters, with the British ships looming in the background. The destruction of the airship was not completed solely by the two warships; a British submarine played a role in the final demise. This photograph is a poignant reminder of the aerial warfare during the First World War, showcasing the contrast between the advanced technology of the airship and the power of naval warfare. The image is part of the "Collection de la Guerre IV" and was published in "L'Illustration Tome CXLVII," a French publication documenting the war from January to June 1916. The photograph, though its creator remains unknown, offers a glimpse into the past, providing a visual representation of the conflict that shaped the 20th century. The black and white image, with its stark contrast and intriguing story, continues to captivate viewers and serve as a reminder of the historic events that transpired during the First World War.
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