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Comments sorting method :| Peter Hartung on Aug 19, 2012 10:09 (9 months ago) |
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Thanks, Dieter!
East Prussia became an exclave between 1914 and 1939 according to the Treaty of Versailles, being separated from mainland Germany. The "Seedienst Ostpreußen" was established by the Government of the "Weimar Republic" to provide an transport service to East Prussia. |
| heizer on Aug 19, 2012 09:56 (9 months ago) |
| Braeunlich was appointed manager , she was owned by the German governement (Reichsverkehrsministerium |
| Peter Hartung on Aug 19, 2012 09:41 (9 months ago) |
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Hi all, PREUSSEN
type Passengership In service for "Seedienst Ostpreußen", owned by Messrs. J. F. Braeunlich, Stettin from 1939 Minelayer launched 17. March 1926 completed 1st Sept. 1926 Yard: Oderwerke, Stettin Yard-No.: 725 Crew for Passengership: 67 men Crew military vessel: 83 men Gross tons when built: 2.282 GRT after lengthened: 2.529 GRT Length: 85,4 m after lengthened: 93,6 m Beam: 11,7 m Main Engines: 2 MAN Diesel No of screws: 2 Power: min. 3.400 HP with 270 RPM, max. 6400 HP with 320/min. Speed: 16 kn Passengers day tour only 1.403 Passengers overnight tour 1.158 Passengers bay tour ("Haff") 2.061 Armament: 2 x 8,8 cm L/45 anti-aircraft 4 machine guns sea mines: abt. 400 On 9th July, 1941 after hitting a swedish sea mine south of Oeland-Island (Sweden) Pos. 56°15′5″N, 16°43′5″O abandoned and ship scuttled by ships crew. Later in 1952/53 salved by swedish breakers and scrapped. regards Peter |
