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A Zeppelin shot down in Salonica, Greece, on May 5, 1916. Of the incident, Alan Palmer in 'The Gardeners of Salonika' wrote, 'The destruction of a Zeppelin by naval gunners on May 5 in full view of the people of Salonika also raised the spirits of the troops, especially among the British contingent, for their families at home had already been subjected to raids of this type and it was to be another four months before the first Zeppelin was shot down on English soil.' (page 62) Text (Reverse): Salonique — Les restes du Zeppelin abattu à l'embouchure du Vardar Salonica - The remains of the Zeppelin shot down at the mouth of the Vardar River Propriété réservée All rights reserved. Logo: IPA CT Autocromo Produzione Italianamore A Zeppelin shot down in Salonica, Greece, on May 5, 1916. Of the incident, Alan Palmer in 'The Gardeners of Salonika' wrote, 'The destruction of a Zeppelin by naval gunners on May 5 in full view of the people of Salonika also raised the spirits of the troops, especially among the British contingent, for their families at home had already been subjected to raids of this type and it was to be another four months before the first Zeppelin was shot down on English soil.' (page 62) Salonique — Les restes du Zeppelin abattu à l'embouchure du Vardar



Salonica - The remains of the Zeppelin shot down at the mouth of the Vardar River



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Produzione Italiana		 Zeppelin, Greece, Thessaloniki, Salonica, Salonika, 1916, May, 1916-05-05
Transporting 18-pounder field artillery in the pursuit of Von Lettow-Vorbeck during the East Africa Campaign. A section of the second of two wall panels by Jo Roos at the Delville Wood South African National Memorial in Longueval, France.more Transporting 18-pounder field artillery in the pursuit of Von Lettow-Vorbeck during the East Africa Campaign. A section of the second of two wall panels by Jo Roos at the Delville Wood South African National Memorial in Longueval, France. East Africa, German East Africa, artillery, 18-pounder, East African Campaign, 1916-05-09, 1916, Roos, Jo Roos