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Narvik 1964 Scrap iron from the armor ship Eidsvold, which was lowered at Narvik harbor...

Narvik 1964 Scrap iron from the armor ship Eidsvold, which was lowered at Narvik harbor on April 9, 1940 ...,
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1960s
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Narvik 1964 Scrap iron from the armor ship Eidsvold, which was lowered at Narvik harbor on April 9, 1940 ..., 1964 (photo)

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Sverre A. Børretzen

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1964 AD (C20th AD)

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1964

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Narvik 1964 Scrap iron from the armor ship Eidsvold, which was lowered at Narvik harbor on April 9, 1940, is raised, 24 years after the lowering. Chief shipbuilding, which after the war bought the rights of all lowered German and Norwegian vessels started in March 1964 to pick up scrap iron from Eidsvold. At the sinking, Eidsvold broke into 2 parts, so the ship was not raised, only scratch parts were picked up. Here is a rusty canon. Photo: Børretzen / Aktuell / NTB

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