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I deleted this:
and this
because, while interesting, I don't think it's directly relevant to the subject. Maybe of value here, tho. TREKphiler hit me ♠ 17:31 & 17:55, 18 July 2008 (UTC)
Either "The forepart of the ship as far aft as the funnel disintegrated, killing all the personnel there" (I have hidden this particular text) or the photo of "The sinking of Baleares photographed from attacking Republican aircraft, 6 March 1938" is not what it purports to be, since it shows a largely (or completely) intact ship. Furthermore, the claim that "The stern remained afloat and it was from this part of the ship that survivors were rescued ... The Nationalist cruisers returned at dawn and survivors rescued by Boreas were transferred to them by boats. An air attack by Republican bombers interrupted the proceedings..." cannot match the picture which is apparently taken by the very same attacking bombers the same day - although only the stern - if that - should be visible. And why would bombers attack a ship that had already sunk? Does anyone have access to the references? I can read Fullana, Jeroni F.; Eduardo Conolloy, Daniel Cota (2000). El Crucero "Baleares", but chapter 11 won't load for me (although chapter 10 makes it pretty clear the damage was very serious) and Enrique García Domingo, Recompensas republicanas por el hundimiento del Baleares doesn't load at all. This web page has some intriguing pictures which do match the "total destruction" idea. Shem ( talk) 22:13, 19 September 2013 (UTC)
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I deleted this:
and this
because, while interesting, I don't think it's directly relevant to the subject. Maybe of value here, tho. TREKphiler hit me ♠ 17:31 & 17:55, 18 July 2008 (UTC)
Either "The forepart of the ship as far aft as the funnel disintegrated, killing all the personnel there" (I have hidden this particular text) or the photo of "The sinking of Baleares photographed from attacking Republican aircraft, 6 March 1938" is not what it purports to be, since it shows a largely (or completely) intact ship. Furthermore, the claim that "The stern remained afloat and it was from this part of the ship that survivors were rescued ... The Nationalist cruisers returned at dawn and survivors rescued by Boreas were transferred to them by boats. An air attack by Republican bombers interrupted the proceedings..." cannot match the picture which is apparently taken by the very same attacking bombers the same day - although only the stern - if that - should be visible. And why would bombers attack a ship that had already sunk? Does anyone have access to the references? I can read Fullana, Jeroni F.; Eduardo Conolloy, Daniel Cota (2000). El Crucero "Baleares", but chapter 11 won't load for me (although chapter 10 makes it pretty clear the damage was very serious) and Enrique García Domingo, Recompensas republicanas por el hundimiento del Baleares doesn't load at all. This web page has some intriguing pictures which do match the "total destruction" idea. Shem ( talk) 22:13, 19 September 2013 (UTC)
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