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moored for 11 days in
Gazelle Bay, while receiving supplies that included 600 15 cm. shells and 20 mm. ammunition, an aircraft in a crate, as well as four torpedoes and embarking between 40 and 50 naval ratings. In return,
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were fitted on deck. Extra tanks containing either oil or water were fitted on deck. Containers measuring 6 square yards (5.0 m) were also placed on the main deck to store large calibre ammunition and torpedo parts.
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The ship was 336 ft 3 in (102.49 m) long, with a beam of 45 ft 7 in (13.89 m). She had a depth of 25 ft 11 in (7.90 m). She was assessed as 3,039
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consisted of 98 officers and crew drawn from
Kriegsmarine and German merchant marine. There were four Kriegsmarine and ten merchant service officers, eight Kriegsmarine petty officers (German:
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repeated the journey between Narvik and
Trondheim three times. Each time, troops were taken to Narvik and wounded troops were brought back on the return journey. In September 1940,
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had stopped and was abandoning ship. At 16:35 she was scuttled. The survivors, consisting of the entire crew and the 79 prisoners who had been on board, were picked up by
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was bombed but no damage was taken. Her position at that point was then 37° 30' N., 16° 04'W., with her course and speed as before. At 2245 the second
Catalina (
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A further 62 naval ratings of various rank were embarked for the last cruise. These were meant to be supplied to other ships that didn't have a full complement.
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remained in Narvik for two days, while she embarked a contingent of wounded soldiers that were to be taken back to
Trondheim for treatment. While in Trondheim,
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s radio operator unable to decipher incoming messages from German Naval
Command, that would have provided instructions on how to get home to port safely.
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were in the utmost confusion. They had assumed that the journey home would have been event free, but when the aircraft appeared, a senior naval officer,
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reported that the vessel had disappeared at position 35° 52' N., 18° 42' W travelling at 17 knots. The vessel was reported to resemble
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in the Indian Ocean and embark prisoners. However, after ten days sailing, the crew were informed that the auxiliary cruiser,
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Station, to return to port. After four days sailing, the orders were countermanded by a new order to rendezvous with
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20 leather hoses, approximately 22 yards (20 m) long. These were to be used to supply oil from another ship.
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reported she was engaging the enemy at position 37° 17' N., 16° 20' W on a course 045° at 12 knots. At 21:00,
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Upon arrival in
Hamburg, extensive modifications to expand the available space for supplies were made to
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without effective damage. On the 23 June 1941, at 00:30 hour, the aircraft lost touch with the ship.
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621:. The forward holds were converted into prison cells for between 300 and 350 prisoners. To increase
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In June 1940 the ship again sailed for Norway with a cargo of munitions that were offloaded in
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464:, Norway. She was launched on 22 January 1938, and completed on 6 June. She was registered at
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requisitioned her and converted her into a support ship for naval operations in the
Atlantic.
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for two weeks until the 24 April 1941 when the crew were ordered, in a transmission from the
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s position, Block assumed the aircraft were signalling approaching warships and ordered all
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was moored in
Hamburg. She was requisitioned by the Kriegsmarine and quickly refitted as a
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remained in Brest for a full week, while minor repairs were completed and ship refuelled.
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Block, had taken command. When Block saw the
Catalina's drop marker flares to disclose
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was refuelled, with 750 15 cm shells and 20mm ammunition. On the 14 March 1941,
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made contact with ship of 8000 tons to receive secret orders. At the end of February
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had to put into Trondjhem, due to a failure of her engine. At the end of November,
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C.B. 4051(28) Report of Interrogation of Prisoners of War from German Supply Ships
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C.B. 4051(28) Report of Interrogation of Prisoners of War from German Supply Ships
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C.B. 4051(28) Report of Interrogation of Prisoners of War from German Supply Ships
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C.B. 4051(28) Report of Interrogation of Prisoners of War from German Supply Ships
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1907:
1772:. London: The Admiralty, Naval Intelligence Division. September 1941. p. 14
1634:. London: The Admiralty, Naval Intelligence Division. September 1941. p. 13
1415:. London: The Admiralty, Naval Intelligence Division. September 1941. p. 12
1358:. London: The Admiralty, Naval Intelligence Division. September 1941. p. 11
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was ordered to patrol in the vicinity of 42° 00'N., 12° 00'W, in a search for
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was ordered to sail to a position in the Atlantic and embark prisoners from
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sailed on 25 January 1941 and was escorted during the first day by two
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A large number of provisions e.g. tinned goods and sacks of potatoes.
108:
667:. These awards were for the men and officers of Raider 33, known as
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shore defence artillery piece on 28 April 1940 and returned in May.
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embarked 79 people that combined, made up the crews of two ships,
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three days later, where it embarked additional naval personnel.
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sailed with a contingent of Austrian Alpine troops, known as the
1726:"Drama of ship sinking still vivid for survivors after 75 years"
774:, where the transfer of supplies took place in a sheltered bay.
1980:
1838:
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on 30 May 1941. A quantity of baggage was also loaded aboard
725:
and in turn supplied provisions and munitions to the tanker.
1482:. Spring Hill, QLD: Boolarong Publications. pp. 80–81.
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changed her function from one of supply into a prison ship.
472:
was LJWX. In 1939 Rob. M. Sloman bought her and renamed her
1204:. Vol. II. London: Lloyd's Register of Shipping. 1938
601:
to be put to work, building roads. On the return journey,
517:) and 46 Kriegsmarine crew and 30 merchant service crew.
492:
left Hamburg to collect oranges and bananas from Santos.
552:
on the 19 April 1940, where she unloaded her cargo of a
1288:
125 years of German refrigerated shipping: 1881 - 2006
1047:, Vice-Admiral Commanding, North Atlantic ordered two
436:, it could propel her at 15.5 knots (28.7 km/h).
1517:
False Flags: Disguised German raiders of World War II
1447:
False Flags: Disguised German raiders of World War II
428:
inches (90.0 cm) stroke driving a single screw
2245:
2012:
1918:
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1870:
789:, in the same bay and was supplied with munitions.
1249:
544:, the German invasion of Norway. Once loaded with
1167:(in English and Norwegian). 2012. Archived from
1283:125 Jahre deutsche Kühlschifffahrt: 1881 - 2006
2007:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in June 1941
1290:]. Verlag-Haus Monsenstein und Vannerdat.
851:had originally planned to debark prisoners to
1992:
1850:
583:was attacked from the air, but was unharmed.
8:
1865:Supply ships of the Kriegsmarine, Group West
1799:
1797:
855:but these were transferred to another ship.
637:made, the following supplies were taken on:
1669:. Cambridge University Press. p. 303.
1624:
1622:
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976:changed course to head back to port, while
721:met a 10,000 ton tanker. It shipped oil to
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980:set course south. At 9:44 on 22 June 1941
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812:in the South Atlantic in December, 1941.
644:A large number of smaller calibre shells.
633:For the next cruise and last cruise that
1810:. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. p. 129.
1480:H.M.A.S. Sydney: Fact, Fantasy and Fraud
1190:
1188:
1186:
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1055:was suspected to be. At 19:45, Catalina
938:. The prisoners had been transferred to
934:that were sunk by the auxiliary cruiser
357:, bought her to transport fruit between
1450:. Exisle Publishing. pp. 45, 318.
1141:
847:,. rendezvousing on the 10 April 1940.
480:and her call sign was changed to DKAW.
1807:The Battle-Cruiser HMS Renown, 1916–48
1051:flying boats to patrol the area where
832:for four weeks before being scuttled.
641:1,500 15 cm (5.9 in) shells.
17:
1109:was again sighted, at a position off
346:. In 1939 a German ship-owning firm,
259:336 ft 3 in (102.49 m)
7:
2400:Auxiliary ships of the Kriegsmarine
1697:Murphy, Charles JV (23 June 1941).
1444:Robinson, Stephen (1 August 2016).
660:300 2nd class, 158 1st class and 1
593:embarked police and members of the
540:and supply ship in preparation for
275:25 ft 11 in (7.90 m)
267:45 ft 7 in (13.89 m)
1804:Smith, Peter C (30 October 2008).
1554:. New York: Crowell. p. 240.
1520:. Exisle Publishing. p. 202.
1095:codebooks to be burned. This left
1005:On the 14:30 on 22 June 1941, the
916:that was disguised as the US ship
414:inches (50.0 cm) diameter by
14:
972:After the transfer was completed
861:German auxiliary cruiser Atlantis
798:transferred 500 cases of eggs to
690:sailed from Hamburg, through the
2355:
2350:
2338:
2330:
1782:
1724:Campbell, Matt (13 April 2016).
1644:
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1368:
1074:During this period, the crew of
859:also replenished Raider 16, the
669:German auxiliary cruiser Pinguin
205:
198:
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158:
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2395:Maritime incidents in June 1941
964:had sunk on the 17 April 1941.
841:German auxiliary cruiser Orion
824:, to be stripped of supplies.
784:German auxiliary cruiser
400:, which had nine cylinders of
283:3,200 bhp (2,400 kW)
1:
1780:– via uboatarchive.net.
871:At this point in the cruise,
713:On or about 8 February 1941,
1198:Lloyd's Register of Shipping
839:left to meet Raider 36, the
802:, that had been seized from
396:Single Cycle, Single Action
335:, Norway by Oresundsvarvet,
1699:"The Sinking of the Zamzam"
1195:"Steamers and Motorships".
728:At the beginning of March,
625:defensive capability, four
609:travelled back to Hamburg.
476:. She was re-registered in
2416:
1580:Cruise of the Raider HK-33
1577:Brennecke, Jochen (1955).
1551:Cruise of the raider HK-33
1548:Brennecke, Jochen (1955).
1514:Robinson, Stephen (2016).
950:, that was taken from the
922:at position 13° N. 45° W.
739:(known as "Raider F", or "
388:The ship was powered by a
2385:Ships built in Landskrona
2325:
994:. A later signal sent by
879:cruised off the coast of
806:that was captured by the
745:German auxiliary cruiser
734:German auxiliary cruiser
224:
20:
2390:Merchant ships of Sweden
1478:Winter, Barbara (1984).
1280:Dittrich, Peter (2009).
1105:At 14:42, 23 June 1941,
694:by night and arrived in
571:, that were debarked at
329:Anders Jahres Rederi A/S
220:Scuttled on 23 June 1941
180:Call sign DKAW (1939–41)
53:Anders Jahres Rederi A/S
1871:Reconnaissance steamers
908:. On the 15 June 1941,
613:Outfitting and supplies
575:on about 16 June 1940.
325:refrigerated cargo ship
234:Refrigerated cargo ship
225:General characteristics
1583:. Crowell. p. 216
1224:"MV Alstertor (+1941)"
1007:8th Destroyer Flotilla
835:On the 25 March 1941,
782:rendezvoused with the
732:made contact with the
627:2cm anti-aircraft guns
291:9-cylinder diesel, by
1663:Headland, RK (1989).
1049:Consolidated Catalina
986:ocean boarding vessel
677:50 scuttling charges.
597:, whom were taken to
444:Öresundsvarvet built
390:Burmeister & Wain
293:Burmeister & Wain
1730:The Kansas City Star
1230:. The Wrecksite Read
1081:Oberleutnant zur See
1043:. At the same time,
686:On 15 January 1941,
542:Operation Weserübung
524:First wartime cruise
458:Anders Jahre Reederi
1566:on 28 October 2006.
828:remained alongside
595:German Labour Front
488:On the 4 July 1939
1260:Miramar Ship Index
1009:consisting of the
327:built in 1938 for
2367:
2366:
1974:
1973:
1817:978-1-84468-720-6
1676:978-0-521-30903-5
1527:978-1-77559-302-7
1457:978-1-77559-302-7
1297:978-3-86582-928-3
1165:Skipshistorie.net
772:Kerguelen Islands
548:, she sailed for
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505:The crew of the
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103:Öresundsvarvet,
79:Port of registry
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1111:Cape Finisterre
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984:was sighted by
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898:had been sunk.
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692:English Channel
684:
662:Knight Insignia
615:
554:10.5 cm FlaK 38
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432:. Rated at 606
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