Japanese_sailors_with_boxes_containing_cremated_remains_of_Japanese_crew_of_Japanese_Destroyer_Sakaki.png

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English: Japanese sailors bring ashore boxes containing the cremated remains of the first Japanese victims of the war, the crew of the Japanese destroyer Sakaki, damaged on 11 June 1917 Austro-Hungarian Navy U-boat U-27 hit Sakaki off Crete killing 68 of her 92 crewmen.
Date
Source New-York tribune December 2, 1917
Author New-York tribune
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