Norway: German shipwreck from WWII sparks heated conservation debate
The 9,000-tonne steamship sank in 1941 during Operation Claymore, also known as the Lofoten Raid, and today lies at a depth of 5 to 25 metres.
Source: republicworld.com
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The 9,000-tonne steamship sank in 1941 during Operation Claymore, also known as the Lofoten Raid, and today lies at a depth of 5 to 25 metres.