Antilla shipwreck, Aruba - August 2006
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Photos of the shipwreck of the Antilla, a German freighter that sank off the coast of Aruba in May 1940 when its captain blew up his own ship rather than surrender to Dutch authorities during the Second World War.
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Antilla1
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla2
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla3
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla4
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla5
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla6
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359
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Antilla7
Part of the shipwreck of the German freighter Antilla, blown up and sunk by its own captain in May 1940 off the coast of Aruba in the Dutch Antilles rather than surrender to the Dutch authorities.
Photo by comer5359