Magrit KFK 240 built 1943, Godenwind KFK642 built ?,
Hornsriff KFK 529 built 1944.

The big Trawler can only be the "Wiesbaden", because the DFFU sign on the hull ist missing. Regards, Oliver

Thanks again!
The KFK hull of Hornsriff can be clearly seen here: http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=635025

Found a short article about the removal (in german): http://www.cn-online.de/lokales/news/am-machulez-beach-knacken-wrack-experten-eine-harte-nuss.html?tx_ttnewsextender[imgIndex]=0&cHash=181b61fe49a6846f9d697105109164d2

Best regards,
Michael.

"Magrit" Godenwind and Hornsriff built as Kriegsfischkutter (KFK) in WWII.
Cuxhaven Port Authority removed all in June 2004.

Thank you very much for your research!

Best regards,
Michael.

From left to right: "Magrit", "Godenwind", "Rolling Home"
and "Hornsriff"
Regards
Heizer

I'm going to post pictures from another perspective (about where the factory trawler lies) but from the same time tomorrow. Perhaps this will help identifying.

Best regards,
Michael.

Somehow get this Norwegian/Nordic feel about the one on the left.
Tomas

I checked my pictures ... the year of this picture must be 2003 or before - in august 2004 these wrecks were gone. Most probably summer/fall 2003 because you can see the laid up Elbe ferry "Wilhelm Kaisen" in the background (just right of the masts of the first sunken trawler from the left).
The big factory trawler in the background should be "Wiesbaden" or "Kiel", most probably the "Wiesbaden".

Best regards,
Michael.