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English: Anton Flettner shown second from left. Group photo also includes Werner Von Braun of the V-2 Rocket fame and later a primary contributor to the U.S. Space Program. (Family photo collection; E. Graven)
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Family photo collection; E. Graven |
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User Erg0456 on en.wikipedia |
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Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is (was) here * 02:22, 10 May 2006 [[:en:User:Erg0456|Erg0456]] 5057×3612 (663,719 bytes) <span class="comment">(Anton Flettner shown second from left. Group photo also includes Werner Von Braun of the V-2 Rocket fame (third from left) and later a primary contributor to the U.S. Space Program. (family photo collection; E. Graven))</span> |
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"Von Braun is standing third from the right."
This is a comment and question about the correctness of the caption under the picture, and the statement directly above. It appears as if the two references to "right" should read "left." Or perhaps the picture has been reversed, left to right. Von Braun's profile is distinctive, even if the others are not so well known.
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Anton Flettner is actually third from the right, or as suggested second from the left. This photo is in its original orientation and is not reversed. E. Graven
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| current | 12:34, 15 August 2006 | 5,057×3,612 (648 KB) | GeorgHH | ({{Information| |Description={{en|Anton Flettner shown second from right. Group photo also includes Werner Von Braun of the V-2 Rocket fame and later a primary contributor to the U.S. Space Program. (Family photo collection; E. Graven) ;Please see comment) |
