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(S+) Submarine from the First World War: Sparking and dying at Zeebrugge

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In Flanders there was an important naval base of the Germans during the First World War, not far from where several of their submarines sank. A diver has now taken spectacular photos of the long lost SM UB57.

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(S+) Submarine from the First World War: Sparking and dying at Zeebrugge

In Flanders there was an important naval base of the Germans during the First World War, not far from where several of their submarines sank. A diver has now taken spectacular photos of the long lost SM UB57.

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Spiegel broke the news in Germany on Saturday, April 19, 2025.
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