How Jutland was fought by Edwin Sundberg (1936)

Illustrated 1936 newspaper map showing fleet routes and insets of the Battle of Jutland in the North Sea.

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This illustrated newspaper map, titled How Jutland was fought, shows the North Sea, Scotland, Denmark and northern Germany with fleet routes marked in black for the British and red for the German forces. Inset diagrams detail the battle area, a 'Windy Corner' deployment, and the sinkings of several ships, with fleet strength tables in the margins.

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1936

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Boats, Cityscapes