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First passengers to be released from the French ship Winnipeg, which was intercepted by the British while bound From France to Martinique, are Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Peisell, who are at the Queen's park hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on June 5, 1941, where the ship was taken by the British. Mrs. Peissel is an American citizen from Dallas, Texas, and her husband, a Frenchman, employed by an American oil company. They had been in France since the outbreak of war, when Mr. Peissel was called up and was subsequently a prisoner of war in Switzerland. (AP Photo)
23716 HARDCOPY PRINT
Minimum price 50PLN
1941-06-05
AP/East News
Associated Press
4106051156
2,97MB
25cm x 19cm przy 300dpi
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