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Walcott Beach, 1940. The wreck of the Latvian ship, "Tautmila", beached after being heavily bombed and machine gunned by Nazis in World War Two - North Walsham Photograph

Walcott Beach, 1940. The wreck of the Latvian ship, "Tautmila", beached after being heavily bombed and machine gunned by Nazis in World War Two

(October 1940 / North Walsham, Norfolk)

Photograph. Walcott Beach, 1940. The wreck of the Latvian ship, "Tautmila", beached after being heavily bombed and machine gunned by Nazis in World War Two (North Walsham Archive).

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