File:South african troops Luederitzbucht1914.jpg

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DescriptionSouth african troops Luederitzbucht1914.jpg	English: South African Troops landing in Lüderitzbucht at the beginning of World War I Deutsch: Südafrikanische Truppen landen in Lüderitzbucht zu Beginn des Ersten Weltkriegs
Date	18 September 1914
Source	Koloniales Bildarchiv, Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main
Author	Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft (DKG)
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Original description:

Standort:		- 
Bildnummer:		019-2149-32  
CD-Code:		CD/6227/3051/2294/6227_3051_2294_0061   
Text auf dem Bild:	Landung Britisch-Südafrikanischer Truppen in Lüderitzbucht. 18.9.1[...?] / Eingang / Kaiserliches Proviantamt  
Text auf der Hülle:	Repro-Neg. Hilscher / 2.5.38 / Landung Britisch-Südafrikanischer Truppen in Lüderitzbucht / 18.9. 1914   
Format Bildträger:	8,5x10  
formale Bemerkung:	Repro 
Entstehungsjahr:	1938 
Entstehungsjahr Vorl.:  1914 
Photograph:		Hilscher 
Region:		        DSWA Namibia - Lüderitzbucht 
Völker:                 Europäer - Britsch-Südafrikanisch 
Sachgruppe:  	        Bevölkerung Militär - Truppe - Soldat Architektur - öffentliches Gebäude Verkehr - Schiffahrt   
Schlagwort:             Soldat Hafenanlage Kaiserliches Proviantamt Schienen Schiff Berg Zaun Weltkrieg I  
betroffene Person:      -
Kommentar Inhalt:       -
Infos zum Inhalt:       Texte/KeineInfos.htm
Bildbeschreibung:       Repro-Neg. Hilscher / 2.5.38 / Landung Britisch-Südafrikanischer Truppen in Lüderitzbucht / 18.9. 1914

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