Captured -- or surrendered -- German submarine on display in towns on the south coast of England; raising funds for charities from money people pay for an up-close look at the dreaded U-boat! tracking shot from boat along the waterfront in port of...
Captured -- or surrendered -- German submarine on display in towns on the south coast of England; raising funds for charities from money people pay for an up-close look at the dreaded U-boat! tracking shot from boat along the waterfront in port of Poole; U-boat is parked right along the water's edge; houses built just a few yards in BG. Some ordinary English citizens walk on top of the sub. Examining things. Crowd on shore. Another shot moving away. Closer shot panning on long line waiting to go on board submarine; then past U-boat again; with more curious tourists having a look.
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