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When the Bombs Came Flying to Klaksvík
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On Friday 10 October 1941, around 2:30 pm, a German bomber came quite unexpectedly from Klakkur and pushed down towards Langukaj in Klaksvík. There were some British trawlers lying side by side with Faroese fishing vessels. The plane dropped several bombs, and one of them hit the ship Fugloy, which was lifted out of the sea and sank after only a minute. Out in the Vikings there was a big funeral. People fled in all directions to seek shelter, wh…
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