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Die ursprüngliche Datenbank beschreibt dies wie folgt: Titel: Überlebende der Flut erzählt FEMA-Administrator W. Craig Fugate und Gouverneur Phil Bredesen ihre Geschichte Produktionsdatum: 05 / 08 / 2010 Bildunterschrift: Nashville, Tennessee, 8. Mai 2010 - FEMA-Administrator Craig Fugate und Gouverneur Phil Bredesen hören zu, wie William Lytton von der West Hamilton Ave in Bordeaux (Nashville) die Überschwemmungen und Schäden an seinem Haus beschreibt. David Fine / FEMA Name des Fotografen: David Fine Stadt / Bundesstaat: Nashville, TN Katastrophen: Schwere Stürme, Überschwemmungen, Geradeauswinde und Tornados in Tennessee (DR-1909) Katastrophenarten: Überschwemmungen ^ Schwerer Sturm Kategorien: Katastrophenschutzbeamte ^ Erholung ^ Staat / lokale Beamte Fotografien im Zusammenhang mit Katastrophen und Notfallmanagementprogrammen, Aktivitäten und Beamten Überschwemmungen ^ Schwerer Sturm - Nashville, Tennessee, 8. Mai 2010 -- FEMA-Administrator Craig Fugate und Gouverneur Phil Bredesen hören zu, wie William Lytton von der West Hamilton Ave in Bordeaux (Nashville) die Überschwemmungen und Schäden an seinem Haus beschreibt.
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Die FEMA reagiert auf schwere Stürme und Überschwemmungen, die im Mai 2010 tausende Häuser in Tennessee beschädigten oder zerstörten. David Fine / FEMA Die FEMA reagiert auf schwere Stürme und Überschwemmungen, die im Mai 2010 tausende Häuser in Tennessee beschädigten oder zerstörten.
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