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Photograph P02018.032 Second World War, 1939-1945Indian Ocean. 1941. The German raider Pinguin, which after sinking or capturing 31 ships totalling 136,000 tons in the Indian Ocean was found and sunk by HMS Cornwall on 1941-05-08.

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Indian Ocean. 1941. Members of the crew of the German raider Pinguin which operated for some months in the Indian Ocean before being sunk by HMS Cornwall. They are watching a dog, possibly their mascot.
Indian Ocean. 1941. The German raider Pinguin, which after sinking or capturing 31 ships totalling 136,000 tons in the Indian Ocean was found and sunk by HMS Cornwall on 1941-05-08.

GERMAN RAIDER "PINGUIN", SUNK BY H.M.S. "CORNWALL", IN THE NORTH WEST AREA OF THE INDIAN OCEAN ON 1941-05-08. THE "PINGUIN " OPERATED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE INDIAN OCEAN WHERE SHE SUNK A NUMBER OF ALLIED

INDIAN OCEAN, 1940-11-23. SURVIVORS FROM "PORT BRISBANE", SUNK BY THE GERMAN RAIDER "PINGUIN", ON BOARD H.M.A.S. "CANBERRA".

PORT BOW VIEW OF THE BRITISH CARGO VESSEL PORT BRISBANE WHICH WAS SUNK IN THE INDIAN OCEAN BY THE GERMAN AUXILIARY CRUISER PINGUIN ON 1940-11-21, HER SURVIVORS BEING RESCUED BY HMAS CANBERRA. (NAVAL H

INDIAN OCEAN. 1940-11-22. OFFICERS FROM THE MERCHANT VESSEL PORT BRISBANE, SUNK BY THE GERMAN AUXILIARY CRUISER PINGUIN THE PREVIOUS DAY, ABOARD THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA, WHICH HAD RESCUED THEM FROM

INDIAN OCEAN. 1940-11-22. AN OFFICER FROM THE MERCHANT VESSEL PORT BRISBANE, SUNK BY THE GERMAN AUXILIARY CRUISER PINGUIN THE PREVIOUS DAY, ABOARD THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA, WHICH HAD RESCUED HIM, AND
