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1950s, historical, tugboats pull the RMS Queen Elizabeth ocean liner into the calm waters of the French port of Cherbourg. Named after the British Queen Mother, it was the largest passenger liner
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HKFP History: The British luxury liner at the bottom of Victoria Harbour - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
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Old Hong Kong's 50-year-old shipwreck: how the world's largest boat, Britain's RMS Queen Elizabeth, sank on the seabed of Victoria Harbour – and it's still there! | South China Morning Post
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Old Hong Kong's 50-year-old shipwreck: how the world's largest boat, Britain's RMS Queen Elizabeth, sank on the seabed of Victoria Harbour – and it's still there! | South China Morning Post
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