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At random: Alexander the Great (356 to 323 B.C.) ruler of Macedonia and conqueror of the known world in his time, is the first person known to have descended into the sea in a vessel of any kind.
Hymie's Ratskeller Charleston, SC
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Sewer Pipe Snipe
Posted 2017-09-26 3:21 AM (#85196)
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Subject: Hymie's Ratskeller Charleston, SC

Wasn't the proprietor of Hymie's Ratskeller in Charleston South Carolina supposedly an Officer on the U-Boat that got fresh fruit and vegetables from the residents of Pawley's Island South Carolina during the war? I seem to remember that from somewhere in the deep dark recesses of my mind.  
Ralph Luther
Posted 2017-09-26 5:30 AM (#85198 - in reply to #85196)
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Subject: RE: Hymie's Ratskeller Charleston, SC

There were/are stories that during WWII a German submarine was sunk off the Carolina coast and bottles and cartons floated to the surface with the emblem on them from Coburg Dairy a local milk producer here in Chasn.
rover177
Posted 2017-09-26 2:42 PM (#85201 - in reply to #85196)
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Subject: RE: Hymie's Ratskeller Charleston, SC

I could certainly accept that a Uboat purchased supplies up until the end of 1941. After that, questionable. Re-stock supples before heading back to the killing grounds. No rationing, fresh produce; paradise!
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