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• Condition: very good condition • Size: Fr 36 - XS • Measuremts: length front 41 cm, length back 80 cm, width 42 cm, waist 34 cm, shoulder width 35 cm, arm length 42 cm • Material: 83% viscose 17% polyester • Care: dry cleaning • Color: black • Product Location: the netherlands • Product Number: 4684

German language. 8.58x5.67x0.63 inches. In Stock.

Stylish Sterling Silver with Black Plated and Multi Colored Cubic Zirconia Stud Earrings. These dainty pinguin shaped stud earrings are decorated with clear, red and black round-cut cubic zirconia stones. Crafted of .925 sterling silver, with rhodium and black plating, these fantastic earrings secure with butterfly clasps Product should not come in contact with water Wipe to clean

False Flags tells the epic untold story of German raider voyages to the South Seas during the early years of World War II. In 1940 the raiders Orion, Komet, Pinguin, and Kormoran left Germany and waged a "pirate war" in the South Seas as part of Germany's strategy to attack the British Empire's maritime trade on a global scale. Their extraordinary voyages spanned the globe and are maritime sagas in the finest tradition of seafaring.The four raiders voyaged across the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans as well as the Arctic and Antarctic. They sank or captured 62 ships in a forgotten naval war that is now being told in its entirety for the first time. The Orion and Komet terrorised the South Pacific and New Zealand waters before Pearl Harbor when the war was supposed to be far away. The Pinguin sank numerous Allied merchant ships in the Indian Ocean before mining the approaches to Australian ports and capturing the Norwegian whaling fleet in Antarctica. The Kormoran raided the Atlantic but will always be remembered for sinking the Australian cruiser Sydney off Western Australia, killing all 645 sailors on board in tragic circumstances.False Flags is also the story of the Allied sailors who encountered these raiders and fought suicidal battles against a superior foe as well as the men, women and children who endured captivity on board the raiders as prisoners of the Third Reich. False Flags is an engrossing tale that will appeal to not only military experts, but also to anyone interested in Maritime History.

False Flags tells the epic untold story of German raider voyages to the South Seas during the early years of World War II. In 1940 the raiders Orion, Komet, Pinguin, and Kormoran left Germany and waged a "pirate war" in the South Seas as part of Germany's strategy to attack the British Empire's maritime trade on a global scale. Their extraordinary voyages spanned the globe and are maritime sagas in the finest tradition of seafaring.The four raiders voyaged across the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans as well as the Arctic and Antarctic. They sank or captured 62 ships in a forgotten naval war that is now being told in its entirety for the first time. The Orion and Komet terrorised the South Pacific and New Zealand waters before Pearl Harbor when the war was supposed to be far away. The Pinguin sank numerous Allied merchant ships in the Indian Ocean before mining the approaches to Australian ports and capturing the Norwegian whaling fleet in Antarctica. The Kormoran raided the Atlantic but will always be remembered for sinking the Australian cruiser Sydney off Western Australia, killing all 645 sailors on board in tragic circumstances.False Flags is also the story of the Allied sailors who encountered these raiders and fought suicidal battles against a superior foe as well as the men, women and children who endured captivity on board the raiders as prisoners of the Third Reich. False Flags is an engrossing tale that will appeal to not only military experts, but also to anyone interested in Maritime History.

Amyr Klink e sempre surpreendente. Depois de cruzar o Atlantico em um minusculo barco a remo - travessia relatada em Cem dias entre ceu e mar -, lancou-se em outro projeto assombroso: passar um ano inteiro na Antartica, dos quais seis meses imobilizado no gelo, em companhia apenas de pinguins e leoes-marinhos. Para realizar esse sonho, no final de 1989 partiu no veleiro Paratii para uma viagem que iria durar 22 meses. Navegando solitario por mais de 50 000 quilometros, alcancou nao apenas o continente gelado do Sul, mas tambem as geleiras do polo Norte. E trouxe na bagagem dois punhados de pedrinhas, um da Antartica e outro do Artico: simbolos da misteriosa materia de que sao feitos os mais belos e ousados sonhos.