"espionage history"

#2216088

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216089

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216090

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216091

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216092

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216093

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216094

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216095

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216096

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216097

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216098

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216099

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216100

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216101

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216102

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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#2216103

25 September 2017

The submarine U-434 left the Russian shipyards in 1976. It was built in only eight months. He was assigned to the Soviet North Sea Fleet, where he served until April 2002; as of that year, was exposed to the public. This submarine is one of the largest non-nuclear submarines in the world and was used mainly in espionage work. On 24th September 2017 in Hamburg, Germany.

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