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English: An illustration of the World Trade Centre 9-11 Attacks with a bird's-eye view of the impact locations.
Date 4 March 2007
Source Own work based on Image:World Trade Centre 9-11 Attacks Illustration with Bird's-eye Impact Locations.jpg oryginally from ; windrose by Brosen; plane from Image:Giant planes comparison.svg by Ctillier; Towers from Image:World_Trade_Center_Building_Design_with_Floor_and_Elevator_Arrangment.svg by me
Author MesserWoland

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