File:Pola 1918-1919.png
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A view of the port of Pola in late 1918-early 1919. The five ships in line are the Italian SAN MARCO, right center, an ex-Austrian RADETZKY class battleship, the ex-Austrian PRINZ EUGEN and TEGETTHOFF, and probably the French WALDECK ROUSSEAU. In the center of the bay is the hulk MARS, ex-Austrian TEGETTHOFF. The flying station is on the island just above it with the yacht TAURUS alongside. The minelayer CHAMALEON is in the lower right. |
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1918-1919 |
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Conti and Cortes [sic] |
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