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DUK10131257_015
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
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A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
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DUK10131257_013
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
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DUK10131257_010
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
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DUK10131257_009
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10131257_008
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo thruster
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DUK10131257_007
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10131257_005
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10131257_003
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10131257_002
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10131257_001
FEATURE - Klein-U-Boot kann mit dem Auto ans Meer gefahren werden
Ferrari Press Agency
Nemo 1
17/04/20
Ref 11644
See Ferrari text
Picture credit: U-Boat Worx
A personal submarine that can be towed on a car trailer and launched into the sea from the beach has been unveiled.The two person Nemo, which also has a host of luxury appointments, will be able to take private owners down to a depth of 100 metres.It can stay submerged for up to eight hours and travel at a maximum speed of three knots.The machine will cost €975,000 Euros and orders are being taken now.But all buyers get a 12 day course on the Caribbean island of Curacao to qualify as a submersible operator.The Nemo is being developed by Dutch-based U-Boat Worx which already provides larger submarines for commercial leisure operations including the carrying of passengers,This new is lightweight and currently in the final phase of production.A spokesman said:” The ultra-modern design, sharp lines, hydrodynamic form and optimal power to weight ratio, combine to create an instant classic. “The NEMO’s fine detailing includes transparent nosecones, octagonal thruster ducts, car-like stern, and a fully acrylic pressurised hull.Yet the whole thing weighs only 2,500 kilograms making the NEMO the lightest manned submersible ever built. It stands only 155 centimeters high., is 280 cm long and 231 cm wide.Given its low weight and size, it can be towed behind a car on a trailer for shore-side launching.
OPS:The Nemo
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10120544_033
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984856
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DUK10120544_032
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984826
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DUK10120544_031
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984852
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DUK10120544_030
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984830
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_029
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984844
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DUK10120544_028
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984851
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DUK10120544_027
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984825
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DUK10120544_026
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984827
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DUK10120544_025
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984849
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DUK10120544_024
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984829
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DUK10120544_023
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984843
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DUK10120544_022
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984833
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DUK10120544_021
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984855
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DUK10120544_020
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984839
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DUK10120544_019
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984857
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DUK10120544_018
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984840
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DUK10120544_017
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984841
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DUK10120544_016
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984853
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DUK10120544_015
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984831
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DUK10120544_014
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984835
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_013
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984838
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_012
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984854
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DUK10120544_011
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984850
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DUK10120544_009
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984847
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_008
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984845
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DUK10120544_007
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984846
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_006
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984837
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DUK10120544_005
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984842
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_004
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984834
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_003
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984836
(c) Dukas -
DUK10120544_002
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984828
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DUK10120544_001
PEOPLE - Königsschloss Huis ten Bosch in Den Haag nach Renovation
Interior and exterior of Huis ten Bosch palace, after the renovation, in The Hague. The Netherlands 03 Jul 2019 *** Local Caption *** 29984832
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DUK10118568_016
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293bi)
Prince Harry plays with a dog during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_015
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293ay)
Prince Harry plays with a dog during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_014
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293by)
Prince Harry practises archery during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_013
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293cc)
Prince Harry practises archery during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_012
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293ce)
Prince Harry during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_011
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293bh)
Prince Harry during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_010
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293bl)
Prince Harry during the Invictus Games presentation
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
DUK10118568_009
PEOPLE - Prinz Harry erhält Geschenk für seinen Archie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke/REX (10232293bw)
Prince Harry on a Bicycle Ride before an overview of The Hague 2020 plans
Prince Harry visit to The Hague, Netherlands - 09 May 2019 -
