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was sold in 1946 to a
Lebanese shipping company for use as a passenger ship in the Mediterranean Sea. Others, including a contemporary report of the vessel's disposal in 1951, state that a Lebanese businessman named George Arida purchased the vessel for use as his personal yacht in September 1946. In
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returned to Blohm & Voss to have the boilers replaced with a different type of boiler and control equipment for the turbines. The work was carried out between 3 October 1936 and 13 March 1937, after which the ship conducted a long-range test cruise to
Iceland in July, which was completed without
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in 1945, she was later sold either to a
Lebanese businessman who intended to use the ship as a yacht or a Lebanese shipping company for use as a passenger vessel. During this period, she was involved in a collision in March 1947, and in November 1948, she was attacked by a Jewish saboteur with
1202:
According to reports that indicate Arida purchased the ship, after he realized the very high cost involved in keeping the ship in service, he brought the ship to the United States in 1949 in an attempt to sell her. He was unable to secure a buyer, and
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s bow was damaged in the incident and required repairs that were concluded on 5 February. The ship was then transferred to the North Sea to assist in the laying of minefields to guard against
British attacks. She embarked on two operations to lay
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incorrectly assessed the vessel as having been intended to attack the Jewish fleet. After repairs were completed, the owner instead brought the ship to the United States in 1949 in an unsuccessful attempt to find a buyer. He ultimately sold
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Before the scrapping began, souvenir hunters removed artifacts from the vessel. The yacht's toilet was one of many relics scattered throughout New Jersey, before it was purchased by
British military memorabilia collector, Bruce Crompton. A
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between 25 and 31 July 1943. She had her crew reduced there on 10 January 1944; she was still capable of going to sea, but lacked crew for her weapons. In March, the staff for the commander was reduced, and
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and other leading individuals in the Nazi regime. The ship received a light armament of three 12.7-centimeter (5 in) guns and was fitted to be capable of serving as an auxiliary
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was again assigned to the minelayer command. She assisted in the laying of a minefield in the Baltic in late June, and she served as the unit flagship from 5 July to 15 August.
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was transferred back to the BSO in mid-September, where she was used to patrol for enemy merchant shipping in the Baltic. She accidentally collided with the German steamer
796:
1079:
She was transferred back to the gunnery school on 15 August, where she served for the next seven months. During this period, she was also used as a target ship for
1587:
390:, tasked with searching for enemy merchant vessels. She collided with a German transport ship in January 1940 and after repairs, resumed minelaying duties in the
365:, required significant modifications and the ship finally entered service in 1937. Over the next two years, she was used in a variety of roles, including as a
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In either event, the ship had been disarmed and any equipment with military use was removed by the
British before the sale. The intelligence service of the
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was instead moored in New York and left idle for the next two years. While there, the ship became a tourist attraction. In April 1951, she was sold for
1042:, Belgium in early September; the Eastern Group was tasked with covering the landing beaches by laying minefields on either side to prevent the British
1926:
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1116:. She remained in Norwegian waters until the end of the war in May 1945, when she was seized by British forces. They set up one of the rooms as "
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In
October 2020 a Maryland auctioneer announced they would offer for sale a large aluminum globe-shaped bar with five barstools from the yacht.
43:
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819:. Blomberg again boarded the vessel in October for a cruise into the Atlantic, which included visits to a series of ports, including
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returned to northern
Germany at some point after the war, and it was there that she was occupied by British forces, in August 1945.
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The ship's postwar fate is uncertain; according to the naval historians Hans
Hildebrand, Albert Röhr, and Hans-Otto Steinmetz,
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was equipped with these turbines to test them before they were installed in new destroyers. The engines were rated at 22,000
394:, thereafter being used as a gunnery training ship. She was briefly assigned to the minelaying unit tasked with supporting
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replaced
Brinkmann as the ship's captain. Another naval review was held on 22 August for the launching ceremony for the
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685:. The experimental high-pressure turbines with the Benson boilers proved to be unacceptable for use in warships, and
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in September before the planned invasion of Britain was cancelled, and she was reassigned to the Baltic during
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499:, her displacement rose to 3,430 long tons (3,490 t). The ship had a crew of 248 officers and men.
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was mobilized wartime service. She was initially used for minelaying operations, and from 1 to 9 September,
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in June 1941. Gunnery training duties followed from August 1941 until March 1942, when she was reduced to a
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from intervening. The invasion was postponed "until further notice" on 17 September, and three days later
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to the North American Smelting and Refining Company and was transferred to the Doan Salvage Yard in
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Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy (Rev. ed.)
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incorrectly suspected that Arida or the Lebanese company intended to use the vessel for the
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crews. She was decommissioned in March 1942 and on 24 August, was assigned as a stationary
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Sieche, Erwin (1980). "Germany". In Gardiner, Robert & Chesneau, Roger (eds.).
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1120:'s bedroom", but she had never visited the ship. According to the naval historians
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March 1947, the ship was involved in a collision and repairs were completed in
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1588:"Booty Includes Curtains, Tables. Bits Of Hitler's Yacht Scattered About N.J."
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in November 1948. The mines exploded a few days later and blew a hole in the
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was then used as a headquarters ship for the commander of U-boats in Norway,
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and several destroyers, the first on 17–18 May and the second on 19–20 May.
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Morse, Murray, ed. (1951). "Shipbreaking: Scrap Prices at All-Time Peak".
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in individual mountings, one forward and two aft. She also carried four
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Hildebrand, Hans H.; Röhr, Albert & Steinmetz, Hans-Otto (1993).
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1473:"Giant globe-shaped bar from 'Hitler's yacht' to be auctioned in US"
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during training exercises. Throughout this period, she was based in
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used her as a temporary flagship. Marschall was at that time the
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536:(48 km/h; 30 mph). She had a cruising radius of 9,500
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was immediately transferred back to the gunnery school. During
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was then attached to the gunnery school for training purposes.
1637:"A Thrilling Israeli Spy Story, But Is It Accurate? Or Moral?"
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by November 1947, when she was re-launched from the dry dock.
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gave a speech at her launching ceremony. Following builder's
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The ship's propulsion system consisted of two high-pressure
1017:, the planned invasion of Great Britain in September 1940,
1566:"Our Man in Beirut: The Remarkable Story of Isaac Shoshan"
1620:] (in German). Vol. 4. Ratingen: Mundus Verlag.
1038:(Navy Group Command North). She led the Eastern Group to
795:(Defense Force) delegation to represent Germany for the
1690:(7). Los Angeles: Miller Freeman Publications: 98–103.
414:; she served in this capacity for the rest of the war.
1707:. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. pp. 218–254.
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was used as a minelayer and as a patrol vessel in the
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was used as a torpedo target for the aircraft of 3.
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during the voyage. In early June, she served as the
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912:hosted Raeder and several foreign naval officers.
1705:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1922–1946
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866:hosted Hitler and his entourage, which included
797:coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
555:anti-aircraft guns in a single quadruple mount.
1098:came aboard. The ship was moved from Narvik to
771:on a visit to Norway, cruising as far north as
733:. In May 1936, she embarked Hitler and Admiral
551:anti-aircraft guns in two dual mounts and four
345:(War Navy) in the mid-1930s for use as a state
1231:forms part of the permanent collection of the
701:served in a variety of roles: she represented
1920:
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1091:. She arrived in Narvik, where on 2 October,
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545:12.7 cm (5 in) SK C/34 naval guns
410:for the commander of naval forces based in
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1217:. The ship was broken up later that year.
604:The ship was built by Blohm & Voss in
616:in June 1934 under the provisional name "
1504:Erich Raeder: Admiral of the Third Reich
979:on 10 January 1940, sinking the latter.
717:(Naval High Command), as a navigational
373:, in addition to her duties as a yacht.
142:Sold for private use 1946. Scrapped 1951
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626:on 15 December that year and was named
2341:Hamburg-Steinwerder concentration camp
1657:"The Man Who Salvaged Hitler's Toilet"
1522:"Collection - Thackray Medical Museum"
1279:
995:(mine barrier) 16 in company with the
38:
1471:Luscombe, Richard (19 October 2020).
1087:for the commander of naval forces in
891:Befehlshaber der Sicherung der Ostsee
514:that were ducted into a single raked
296:12.7 cm (5 in) SK C/34 guns
63:
30:For the earlier Prussian vessel, see
7:
1506:. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press.
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1193:, but did little serious damage and
1052:and the other vessels were moved to
888:. The ship was then assigned to the
510:, with steam provided by two Benson
2377:Auxiliary ships of the Kriegsmarine
2362:World War II naval ships of Germany
1669:from the original on 1 January 2018
1422:
1446:
1434:
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799:in mid-May 1937. The ship visited
561:had provisions to carry up to 228
540:(17,600 km; 10,900 mi).
479:of 13.5 m (44 ft) and a
426:after the intelligence arm of the
183:Waterline 115 m (377 ft)
25:
2336:List of Blohm & Voss aircraft
1635:Magarik, Raphael (8 March 2019).
1564:Friedman, Matti (15 April 2013).
1392:
1376:Hildebrand, Röhr, & Steinmetz
1346:Hildebrand, Röhr, & Steinmetz
1334:Hildebrand, Röhr, & Steinmetz
1310:Hildebrand, Röhr, & Steinmetz
1295:Hildebrand, Röhr, & Steinmetz
549:3.7 cm (1.5 in) SK C/30
302:3.7 cm (1.5 in) SK C/30
1321:
1023:was assigned as the flagship of
483:of 4.2 m (14 ft). Her
276:(17,600 km; 10,900 mi)
186:Overall 135 m (443 ft)
65:
42:
1586:Hafetz, David (27 March 1997).
1894:List of naval ships of Germany
966:(Commander of Armored Ships).
962:Befehlshaber der Panzerschiffe
578:Construction and prewar career
1:
1726:. Oxford: Osprey Publishing.
1655:Manger, Warren (8 May 2017).
1066:, the German invasion of the
622:'C'" (fleet tender). She was
553:2 cm (0.79 in) C/30
471:and 135 m (443 ft)
467:was 115 meters (377 ft)
402:, the German invasion of the
309:2 cm (0.79 in) C/30
1070:, which began in June 1941,
565:for service as an auxiliary
417:Seized by British forces as
1724:Kriegsmarine Coastal Forces
1722:Williamson, Gordon (2012).
1526:thackraymedicalmuseum.co.uk
264:(48 km/h; 30 mph)
218:-high-pressure steam boiler
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1034:Marinegruppenkommando Nord
755:. In October, she carried
747:for the dedication of the
695:For the next three years,
204:4.20 m (13.8 ft)
29:
18:German aviso Grille (1935)
2180:Prinzessin Victoria Luise
2174:Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie
1889:
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1772:Avisos of the German Navy
1592:The Philadelphia Inquirer
835:, Portugal. In May 1938,
543:She was armed with three
532:), for a top speed of 26
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58:
41:
2002:Warships of World War II
763:(General Field Marshal)
705:as the head of state of
196:13.5 m (44 ft)
1943:Warships of World War I
1502:Bird, Keith W. (2006).
1233:Thackray Medical Museum
737:, the commander of the
713:Oberkommando der Marine
458:sometime before the war
147:General characteristics
2367:Ships built in Hamburg
1227:
1215:Bordentown, New Jersey
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1549:. London: Greenhill.
1361:Colledge & Warlow
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940:on 1 September 1939,
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849:Günther von der Forst
585:
485:standard displacement
469:long at the waterline
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314:Storage for 228 mines
1599:on 20 September 2015
1064:Operation Barbarossa
759:Generalfeldmarschall
749:Laboe Naval Memorial
400:Operation Barbarossa
27:Adolf Hitler's yacht
1571:The Times of Israel
1532:on 22 November 2019
1225:kit taken from the
936:At the outbreak of
765:Werner von Blomberg
380:in September 1939,
376:After the start of
1785:Preussischer Adler
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1015:Operation Sea Lion
934:
896:Invasion of Poland
681:(Frigate Captain)
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512:water-tube boilers
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396:Operation Sea Lion
311:anti-aircraft guns
304:anti-aircraft guns
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1733:978-1-78200-000-6
1714:978-0-87021-913-9
1627:978-3-7822-0382-1
1513:978-1-55750-047-2
1336:, pp. 32–33.
1297:, pp. 31–32.
1223:blood transfusion
1085:headquarters ship
956:Wilhelm Marschall
929:in Norway during
872:Regent of Hungary
847:—Captain at Sea)
787:next carried the
683:Helmuth Brinkmann
591:with the Italian
408:headquarters ship
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868:Miklós Horthy
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1660:
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1183:limpet mines
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931:World War II
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811:for Admiral
781:
753:naval review
740:Kriegsmarine
735:Erich Raeder
707:Nazi Germany
703:Adolf Hitler
694:
669:Kriegsmarine
663:commissioned
651:Eugen Lindau
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491:(2,600
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473:long overall
461:
424:limpet mines
416:
404:Soviet Union
378:World War II
375:
351:Adolf Hitler
341:Kriegsmarine
335:Nazi Germany
322:
321:
169:(3,490
162:Displacement
131:Commissioned
108:Blohm + Voss
96:
73:Nazi Germany
36:
2097:USCGC
2083:Dar Pomorza
1992:Derfflinger
1952:Scharnhorst
1673:26 November
1646:26 November
1641:Forward.com
1577:26 November
1536:22 November
1239:, Britain.
1096:Otto Klüber
992:Minensperre
950:Vizeadmiral
857:Prinz Eugen
801:Southampton
723:target ship
721:, and as a
563:naval mines
371:target ship
272:9,500
134:19 May 1935
2372:1934 ships
2356:Categories
2267:Lady Moura
2136:Cap Arcona
2106:Gorch Fock
2090:Gorch Fock
2047:Tall ships
1936:Blohm+Voss
1825:Pommerania
1556:1853675660
1496:References
1484:19 October
1280:Williamson
1189:below the
1177:to attack
1044:Royal Navy
813:Rolf Carls
731:Baltic Sea
692:problems.
661:, she was
655:sea trials
495:), and at
487:was 2,560
388:Baltic Sea
363:destroyers
281:Complement
236:Propulsion
32:SMS Grille
2307:NRP
2212:HMT
2126:RMS
2035:Type XXVI
2027:Type XVII
1990:SMS
1982:SMS
1974:SMS
1966:SMS
1958:SMS
1950:SMS
1871:SMS
1847:SMS
1831:SMS
1823:SMS
1815:SMS
1807:SMS
1799:SMS
1783:SMS
1696:228670556
1191:waterline
1118:Eva Braun
1054:Rotterdam
900:Kiel Week
886:Group 506
817:North Sea
791:Wehrmacht
665:into the
659:Helgoland
614:laid down
567:minelayer
497:full load
489:long tons
441:in 1951.
392:North Sea
355:minelayer
333:built in
167:long tons
118:June 1934
115:Laid down
110:, Hamburg
2275:Savarona
2273:MV
2205:Explorer
2203:MV
2194:MV
2186:MV
2160:Pretoria
2158:TS
2150:SS
2142:SS
2134:SS
2128:Majestic
2031:Type XXI
2023:Type VII
2017:Bismarck
1984:Seydlitz
1667:Archived
1459:Thackray
1408:Friedman
974:SS
902:sailing
809:flagship
805:Spithead
773:Nordkapp
709:and the
624:launched
337:for the
289:Armament
123:Launched
92:Namesake
2326:Elbe 17
2319:Related
2246:Eclipse
2168:Windhuk
2076:Priwall
2038:U-boats
1809:Loreley
1684:The Log
1423:Magarik
1171:Haganah
1134:Postwar
1100:Ankenes
904:regatta
882:Staffel
831:in the
825:Madeira
821:Funchal
729:in the
606:Hamburg
600:in 1936
597:Gorizia
428:Haganah
329:was an
221:22,000
104:Builder
59:History
53:in 1935
2260:Grille
2253:Enigma
2196:Aurora
2152:France
2144:Europa
2069:Peking
2062:Passat
1976:Moltke
1968:Goeben
1880:Grille
1864:Meteor
1833:Zieten
1801:Grille
1730:
1711:
1694:
1624:
1603:30 May
1553:
1510:
1447:Hafetz
1435:Manger
1265:Sieche
1228:Grille
1206:Grille
1196:Grille
1164:Beirut
1158:Grille
1149:Beirut
1144:Grille
1127:Grille
1106:Grille
1081:U-boat
1073:Grille
1059:Grille
1049:Grille
1040:Ostend
1020:Grille
1007:Grille
982:Grille
969:Grille
943:Grille
926:Grille
909:Grille
877:Grille
870:, the
863:Grille
833:Azores
784:Grille
777:Narvik
767:, the
698:Grille
688:Grille
638:Grille
629:Grille
608:; her
588:Grille
558:Grille
521:Grille
516:funnel
464:Grille
455:Grille
445:Design
434:Grille
383:Grille
369:and a
325:Grille
216:Benson
178:Length
165:3,430
97:Grille
85:Grille
50:Grille
2302:class
2293:Aradu
2239:Dubai
2099:Eagle
2055:Pamir
1866:class
1858:class
1856:Wacht
1849:Greif
1842:class
1840:Blitz
1817:Falke
1616:[
1393:Morse
1246:Notes
1237:Leeds
1211:scrap
1179:Haifa
986:'
745:Laboe
634:aviso
534:knots
481:draft
439:scrap
347:yacht
331:aviso
269:Range
262:knots
257:Speed
201:Draft
156:Aviso
2033:and
1873:Hela
1728:ISBN
1709:ISBN
1692:OCLC
1675:2019
1648:2019
1622:ISBN
1605:2013
1579:2019
1551:ISBN
1538:2019
1508:ISBN
1486:2020
1322:Bird
1187:hull
1093:KAdm
1013:For
1001:Köln
976:Axel
827:and
803:and
727:Kiel
657:off
612:was
610:keel
477:beam
437:for
307:4 ×
300:4 ×
294:3 ×
247:2 ×
241:2 ×
214:2 ×
193:Beam
152:Type
139:Fate
80:Name
2166:TS
1792:Nix
1235:in
1147:in
1111:KzS
1025:KzS
845:KzS
349:by
284:248
274:nmi
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