Baltimore (United States), July 1916. German commercial submarines. In the image, the "Deutschland" anchored in the port of Baltimore, after its crossing of the Atlantic. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Underwood & Underwood

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Baltimore (United States), July 1916. German commercial submarines. In the image, the "Deutschland" anchored in the port of Baltimore, after its crossing of the Atlantic. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Underwood & Underwood

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