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Español: Pertenencia: Museo de la Ciudad de Rosario – Fondo “Archivo Wladimir Mikielievich” – Colección Volantes y Comunicaciones


Núm. Asignado: VX0223
Denominación: Nota crítica sobre asalto al buque alemán Altmark por parte de marina británica en aguas neutrales de Noruega.
Fecha: 1941
Contexto: Durante la II Guerra Mundial países europeos, al igual que el caso Argentino, sostuvieron una postura de neutralidad, conveniente principalmente por motivos económicos. En el caso Noruego su neutralidad se vio quebrada por la invasión y ocupación alemana.
Soporte: Papel


Onomástico y relacionados: Alemania, Noruega, Inglaterra, Sir Walter Raleigh, Drake, Altmark, Londres, Esjerg, Dinamarca, Athenia, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Suecia, Rusia, Balcanes, Irán, Mar Negro, Baralong, Cossack, Winston Churchill.
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Author Gobierno del Reich

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