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Tunisia: discovery of the wreck of a French military submarine World War I.

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By Axadle Editorial Desk October 8, 2020 1 min read
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In Tunisia, the wreckage of a French military submarine that disappeared in 1917 was discovered. A Cap Bon diving club located and identified Ariane, sunk during World War I. The sinking caused the deaths of 21 people, 8 sailors survived this tragedy. This discovery is reminiscent of the submarine potential on the Tunisian coast and revives the memory obligation.

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