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TITANIC RMS TITANIC ICEBERG reputedly the iceberg that sank Titanic. Photo taken by Chief Steward aboard the Prinz Adalbert the following day on the 16th April 1912 following the Titanic sinking in
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This was a photo taken in 1912 of an iceberg found with black and red paint in the Atlantic ocean. It is believed this was the iceberg that hit the Titanic. :
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