U-29
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10 citations from 10 resources,
including 8 books, 1 
journal, and 1 
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illustration.
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The complete database contains
10 citations from 10 resources,
including 8 books, 1 journal, and 1 online resource, with 1 illustration.
U 29
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U-29
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Referenced in:
Warrior Queens: The Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth in World War II
- Page: 73
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U-29
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Referenced in:
An Encyclopedia of Naval History
- Pages: 90, 115
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U-29
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Referenced in:
Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia
- Pages: 125, 152
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U-29 (Ger. submarine): Loss of the
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U-29 (German U-boat, World War II)
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U-29, German submarine
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U.29
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Referenced in:
History of the Royal Navy
- Page: 191
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U.29
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U.29 (German warship)
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