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On Sat. 22 Feb 1941 German cruiser Admiral Scheer sank Dutch collier R.....

On Sat. 22 Feb 1941 German cruiser Admiral Scheer sank Dutch collier R.....
German cruiser Admiral Scheer sank Dutch collier Rantau Pandjang off the east coast of Africa. Distress signals were received by British cruiser HMS Glasgow, which was already aware of Admiral Scheer's presence by the sinking of British ship Canadian Cruiser on the previous day. HMS Glasgow launched her seaplane to search for the German raider, but the aircraft would return without any findings.

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