HMS Göta Lejon Dropping Mine, Swedish Navy ship

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HMS Göta Lejon Dropping Mine, Swedish Navy ship

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Swedish cruiser HMS Göta Lejon dropping mine.Svenska: Minfällning från kryssaren Göta Lejon. En mina på väg över bord

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1945

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