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Research in Other Countries => Europe => Topic started by: peely on Tuesday 05 February 08 08:50 GMT (UK)
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Can somebody help me with this translation please.
I have found an image of the ship " Steinberger " wich states underneath,
" Steinberger 1895-1910 Auf der schelde vor Antwerpen ".
Im guessing its setting off to Antwerp or something but i'd like to be sure because i want to know the location of the photograph.
My Great uncle fell off a plank and died whilst paintig this ship in Middlesbrough dock in 1895. :(
Thanks in advance
Peely.
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Hi Peely,
Auf der Schelde = on the River Scheldt
Schelde is the German name of the River Scheldt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheldt
:)
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Thanks Tati, ;D
In future i'll leave it to those who know ,
why guess when you've got a site like this.
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"vor Antwerpen" towards Antwerp.
So the ship's in the Scheldt sailing to Antwerp.
meles
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Thank you Meles ;D