Thanks to all of you,now we got it.
Rgds.

Indeed Bremerhaven, now the location of the cruiseterminal.
Quay sides still the same as 70 years ago.

Hi,

looks a bit like Bremerhaven Stromkaje. The "gaps" had been typical for that wharf. Not sure if it's still like this today

Good to see there is more than one Sherlock Holmes on the site !

I agree with Jens and Derek.It is Der Detsche ex Sierra Cordoba,owned by the KdF-Organisation,but under Nordeutscher
Lloyd management.The photo must then taken before the war.
The location is still uncertain,but it is not Königsberg. I believe it is Pillau.
Regards to all.
Heizer

I even dare say the name ends in SCHE and if my eyes are not too bad the number of letters matches the name "Der Deutsche".

I have blown the photo up and I must say the name ends in HE

As far as I can see she has only a single name, and it looks to be ending with ZEE

Der Deutsche

http://www.photoship.co.uk/jalbum%20ships/Old%20Ships%20D/slides/Der%20Deutsche-01.html

Sierra Morena

http://www.photoship.co.uk/jalbum%20ships/Old%20Ships%20S/slides/Sierra%20Morena-01.html

Sierra Cordoba

http://www.photoship.co.uk/jalbum%20ships/Old%20Ships%20S/slides/Sierra%20Cordoba-02.html

In which case it is Der Deutsche as Seirra Cordoba did not have a sheer line.

Photo of Giulio Cesare

http://www.photoship.co.uk/jalbum%20ships/Old%20Ships%20G/slides/Guilio%20Cesare-02.html

This is not the Giulio Cesare as she did not have kingposts next to the accommodation.

She looks to be a Sierra class liner owned by North German Lloyd and used as accommodation ships during WW2.

If the photo is at Kiel it is Sierra Cordoba, if Konigsberg or Gotenhafen( Gydnia) it is the Sierra Morena.

Both survived WW2.

It looks to me to be the Italian liner Giulio Cesare.

2 dr. sedan on the dock looks like '34 or'35 Chev,any Buddy system watching the guy working on starboard anchor?