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Detail of a memorial to Captain Charles Algernon Fryatt, died 1916. The master of the SS Brussels, he was executed by the Germans for defending his ship. Liverpool Street Station, London, England

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Topics
Aviation,  Cannibalism,  Communications,  Emigration...

Maritime related cause of death
Executed,  Exposure,  Infectious disease,  Killed by natives...

Event
1584-1604 Conflict between England and Spain,  1652-1654 First Anglo-Dutch war ...

Location
England,  N. Ireland,  Republic of Ireland,  Rest of Europe...

 
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