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1949 SOUTH AFRICA: Naval vessels visit Capetown Harbour
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0:27Now PlayingDate: 20th January 1949
Location: Cape Town Harbour, South Africa
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SOUTH AFRICA: Capetown: Table Bay:
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CAPETOWN Swedish anti-aircraft cruiser enters Table Bay - first Swedish naval vessel to do so for 15 years
CAPETOWN Danish training ship, the Danmark put to sea from Table Bay for long voyage back to home port - very good shot
DANMARK - DANISH TRAINING SHIP Leaves Cape Town harbour in full sail to begin long journey back home. Very good shot.
DENMARK Danish training ship leaves Cape Town for voyage back to home port in full sail
Sailing Ships Danmark, Danish sailing ship leaves Cape Town harbour in full sail for voyage to home port
SWEDEN NAVAL Anti-aircraft Cruiser Gotland - first warship of Swedish Navy to enter Cape Town for 15 years in good-will visit
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