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Michael Neidig [ View profile ]
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Mowe
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Jun 8, 2016
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Wertheim/Main April 14th, 1963 (in German: "Möwe")
I connect some childhood memories with this ship. During the late 1940´s she was moored just in front of our home at Rendsburg (Kiel Canal). My parents told me that with this ship a family fled from East Prussia via the Baltic Sea to Northern Germany in 1945 after World War 2. Around 1950 the vessel suddenly disappeared. Someone reported they sailed to southern Germany. In 1963 we met her again at Wertheim, where she stayed for about two years and then disappeared again.

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Hello Michael, hello Heizer,
thank you very much for your informations. Very interesting fate of this ship!
Regards Michael

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Of course Westprussia ... has been a long day ...

Thank you very much heizer for the information about her service life!


Best regards,

Michael.

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person
Have some photos of her at the Vistula Lagoon aerea
(Frisches Haff) before 1939.
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Schichau Yard No. 817

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Hello Michael,
Möwe 1908 Schichau/Elbing built forElisabeth Ziese Elbing
(Westprussia);1908 Kahlberger Dampfschiffs-Reederei,Elbing.1914-1919 Imperial Army Weichselflotille Thorn;1939-1940 Kriegsmarine Hafenschutzflottille; 1944 German Army Hospital ship;
1945 accomodation ship Royal Navy at Kiel; 1946 at Rendsburg;1951 owned by Hermann Götz, Frankfurt;1954 laid up at Wertheim;1965 broken up.
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This should be the "Salon-Dampfer" Möwe which served the line Elbing - frisches Haff - Kahlberg in East Prussia prior to WWI.

At the moment I have no info about her fate after the war, but I will check with my archives.


Best regards,

Michael.

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