File:Terje Viken.jpg
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Português: O cargueiro Norueguês Terje Viken
English: Norwegian freighter Terje Viken, sunk by mines in Portuguese waters in World War I |
| Date | between 1902 and 1916 |
| Source | https://digitaltmuseum.no/011014241522/d-s-terje-viken-b-1902-tyne-iron-shipbuilding-co-ltd-newcastle-on-tyne |
| Author | Norwegian Maritime Museum |
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