German Prisoners from U-873 at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire

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German Prisoners from U-873 at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire

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This item consists of a photo showing German officers and their crew from the surrendered U-Boat 873 at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire. German officers, with their backs to the camera and crew, stand on the deck of the tug which brought in their surrendered sub U-873 - the Marine guards stand ready to take the prisoners ashore at Portsmouth. The man in the white cap with his hands behind his back is Captain Steinhoff.
Vol IX

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16/05/1945

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The U.S. National Archives

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