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    <title>Pole minowe : incydent w kanale Korfu</title>
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    <description>Title: Pole minowe : incydent w kanale Korfu
Abstract: Disputes about territorial waters are not infrequent but it is not&#xD;
normal for nations take the extreme measures of rendering such&#xD;
disputed seas dangerous for navigation. But Albania did exactly&#xD;
this in 1946 by mining secretly the disputed Corfu Channel, and a&#xD;
British squadron steamed directly into this trap.&#xD;
The northern end of the island of Corfu (Kerkira) is separated from&#xD;
the Albanian shore by a very narrow channel only about 2 to 3&#xD;
kilometres wide, and thus part of this channel falls unavoidably&#xD;
within Albanian territorial waters. Before the second world war&#xD;
this channel was considered to be an international waterway and&#xD;
after the war Britain continued to consider it as' such.</description>
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