File:Italian landing at Sitia 1941.jpg

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Description	An Italian motorbike team landing at Sitia, Crete, on 27 May 1941
Source	Boschesi, Bruno Palmiro: Enciclopedia della seconda guerra mondiale. Mondadori, 1983.
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Author	A serviceman of the Regia Marina
Permission (Reusing this file)	Copyright expired after 20 years as a work of the Italian government. Seearticle 29 of the applicable law.

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Author	Dario