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Hamburg, GERMANY - IMO 6810627

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Photographer:
Chris Howell [ View profile ]
Location:
Hamburg, Germany
Added:
Apr 7, 2012
Views:
1,337
Image Resolution:
3,939 x 2,625

Description:

The pride of the German Merchant Marine at the time moves up the harbour soon after delivery.
photo taken by Mike Cornwall from window of Youth Hostel at Hamburg in 1969.


Built 1969 as Hamburg
1973 Hanseatic
1974 Maksim Gorkiy
1974 unofficially Britannic for film role before entering normal service for USSR
1992 Maxim Gorkiy
2009 Maxim M.
2009 broken up Alang

Vessel
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Current name:
MAXIM M

Former name(s):

 -  Maxim Gorkiy (Until 2009 Feb)

 -  Maksim Gorkiy (Until 1991 Dec)

 -  Hanseatic (Until 1974 Jan)

 -  Hamburg (Until 1973 Sep)

Current flag:
Bahamas
Home port:
Nassau
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1969
Vessel Type:
Passenger (cruise) Ship
Gross tonnage:
24,220 tons
Summer DWT:
4,759 tons
Length:
194.7 m
Beam:
26.55 m
Draught:
8.25 m

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Sorry my mistake,thought Youth Hostel was a YMCA.

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Well, my hometown too! And that picture wasn't taken from "YMCA" but from a large balcony in front of the still existing local Youth Hostel.

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person
A wonderful old photo of my hometown!

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person
Sorry was thinking of an oil rig movie around the same time by More, your right another excellent actor.

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person
... and not to forget Anthony Hopkins. Nice movie with some wonderful takes of the ship in it. German title "Achtzehn Stunden bis zur Ewigkeit"...

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The movie in 1974 was JUGGERNAUT! And sorry, there was no Roger Moore, but David Hemmings, Richard Harris and Omar Sharif. Very exciting movie, worth to see it several times!

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person
Thanks Mike

The day she was used for a film as the Britannic starring Roger More, I read most of the extras regreted their choice of a sea voyage, the Channel was not in a good mood.

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Chris,
This photo was taken on 19th March 1969. From memory it was a trip taking local dignataries out for a days "jolly", prior to entering service.

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