SS Volendam - Knowledge (XXG)

2533: 868: 2049: 1597: 2625: 33: 1011: 5844: 54: 1516:"This ship is Holland territory. Holland is neutral in the present war. It is strictly forbidden by our government to make propaganda or have meetings for or against any country with which our country maintains friendly relations. Therefore I cannot allow any lectures or meetings to be held for propaganda for or against any government. And please do not forget that we have twenty-two different nationalities on board. 5642: 5625: 5637: 5617: 1813: 1809:. However, one survivor, then nine years old, recalled "I remember vividly running through the corridors, watching the watertight doors begin to close. I was terrified I’d be left behind, stuck down there, all alone. The alarms were deafening and an attendant told us to grab what we could and go up on deck to our boat stations. On deck, it was dark and windy and the ship was listing." 1199: 2404:, Port Said, and again at Naples, Oran and Port Said, before going through the Suez Canal to Aden. There she joined Convoy AB 38A to Bombay, where she was in port from 25 April to 3 May. She returned via Convoy BA 69A as far as Aden, and then through the Suez Canal to Port Said, where she joined Convoy MKF 31, which left on 15 May, and reached Liverpool on 29 May. 244: 230: 237: 274: 267: 1319: 281: 260: 223: 2532: 1384: 852:. It was to the Caribbean, which became her most frequent destination for winter cruises. In 1928 her passenger accommodation was revised to 263 first class, 428 second class, and 484 tourist class. In 1929 she made three Caribbean cruises, leaving Hoboken on 26 January, 16 February and 9 March. Ports of call included 1314:

did not always work continuous seasons of either transatlantic services or cruises. She sometimes alternated between different duties in the same season. For example, in 1937, in the middle of the winter cruise season, she left Rotterdam on 13 February, reached Hoboken on 24 February, left Hoboken on

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From 13 November 1951, the ship was laid up in Rotterdam. She was sold for scrap to Frank Rijsdijk's Industrieële Ondernemingen for a sum estimated to be the equivalent of US$ 1 million. Sources disagree as to whether the sale was at the beginning of November 1951 or on 3 February 1952, and whether

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started her next crossing from Rotterdam on 10 February 1940, called at Southampton, and on 22 February landed 535 passengers at Hoboken, including 395 refugees for central Europe and 29 US citizens. She left Hoboken on 29 February, stopped at the Downs from 10 to 27 March, and reached Rotterdam on

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was extensively refurnished. In third class, upper berths were removed, new wardrobes and other furniture were installed, and "noiseless" fans were installed in cabins. Public areas were recarpeted, and the dining saloons were refurnished with new chairs and smaller tables. First class and tourist

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reached Hoboken from Rotterdam, carrying only 58 passengers. A fortnight later NASM announced that she would make six transatlantic round trips, at monthly intervals, from March to September 1951. One-way fares were $ 145 for a dormitory berth, or $ 155 in a multiple-berth cabin. Round-trip fares

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that began in 1929 brought a global slump in commercial shipping. On 24 December 1930, NASM revised its fares for 1931. Fares were seasonal, and had been divided into summer, winter, and intermediate. NASM abolished the intermediate seasons, simplified the fares to summer and winter only, and

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left Rotterdam on 16 December, called briefly at the Downs or Southampton, and reached Hoboken on 30 December 1939. But on her return voyage she left Hoboken on 4 January 1940, stopped at the Downs from 15 to 23 January, and diverted to Amsterdam, where she arrived on 28 January.

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sailed unescorted. She sailed to Liverpool, Naples, and Belfast, and by July 1945 she had carried more than 100,000 troops. She then returned to Rotterdam for the first time for more than five years. She was there from 27 July until 13 September, being partly reconditioned.

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on 26 June, and landed them at Rotterdam on 8 July. She re-embarked the students at Rotterdam on 5 September, called at Le Havre the next day, and then took them home across the Atlantic. She made a final crossing from Rotterdam to Quebec in October 1951.

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to Port Said, where she was in port 10–14 February. She made a round trip from Port Said to Taranto and back, was in Port Said again 22–27 February, and then returned via Gibraltar, where she joined Convoy MKF 40. The convoy was headed for Liverpool, but

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for Convoy RS 10, which reached Freetown on 7 October. She returned with Convoy SR 6 to Gibraltar, which left Freetown on 14 October. At Gibraltar she joined Convoy KMF 25, which had started from Liverpool, and which reached Alexandria on 30 October.

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left Hoboken with 371 passengers on a 13-day cruise to Bermuda, Nassau and Havana. She called at Nassau, and was en route to Bermuda, when on 9 May she struck a submerged object, which damaged one of her propellers and forced her to reduce speed. Her

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would be $ 300 for a dormitory, or $ 320 in a multiple-berth cabin. Five of the sailings would be between Rotterdam and Hoboken. The exception would be in June, when she would sail to Quebec to embark students going to spend their summer in Europe.

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left Rotterdam again on 5 April. She was carrying 703 sacks of mail for the US, but when she called at Southampton on 7 April, the British authorities seized them all. She reached Hoboken on 17 April carrying 428 passengers, including 330 refugees.

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A month later, National Tours rescheduled the long cruise to leave Hoboken on 23 February. The Pacific coast of South America was still on the itinerary, but no Pacific islands were mentioned. Instead, her ports of call were to include

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left Liverpool with Convoy UC 43A, which reached New York on 9 November. There she spent 45 days under repair. She embarked troops, and then on 26 December left New York with Convoy CU 52, which reached Liverpool on 7 January 1945.

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child, named only as "Robert", slept through the abandonment of the ship. He woke some time after midnight, came up on deck, saw all the lifeboats had been launched, and went back to bed. In the morning he woke again, found

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returned to her Rotterdam – Hoboken route for the first time in more than eight years. She was carrying 1,412 US and Canadian students and teachers who had spent their summer vacation in Europe. On 11 September, when

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left Hoboken to repeat the cruise to the Mediterranean and Norway that she had made in 1933. The cruise was fully-booked with 450 passengers, and was scheduled to take 54 days. The cruise was to include a voyage up

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and the UK government had formed a British-Netherlands shipping committee in London, and NASM announced that it would charter to the UK government all of its transatlantic ships except the flagship

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left Hoboken on a cruise to the Mediterranean. The voyage had been planned to take 54 days, cover 13,000 nautical miles (24,000 km), and visit 12 countries, including Norway to see some of its

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as part of a cruise with 325 passengers. She was the first ship to use a new channel, 30 feet (9 m) deep and 250 feet (76 m) wide, that had been dredged into St George's harbour.

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s one-way fares were reduced from $ 149.50 to $ 141.50 in the summer season, and from $ 142.50 to $ 134 in the off-season. HAL was the last major shipping line to adopt cabin class. The

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was in port from 25 February to 6 March. She returned unescorted as far as Freetown, where she joined Convoy SL 127 to Liverpool, where she was in port from 23 April until 21 June.

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cancelled her call at Bermuda, and she returned directly to Hoboken for repairs. Passengers were offered the options of either a 50 per cent refund, or an eight-day cruise aboard

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style, with a fireplace, and oak-panelled walls and ceiling. Passengers had control of the heating and ventilation of their individual cabins, which in 1922 was an innovation.

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detached for Halifax, where she was in port from 27 April to 3 May. She returned with Convoy CU 68, which had started from New York, and reached Liverpool on 14 May, where

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s other torpedo was found embedded in her bow, unexploded. Some sources claim that it did not explode, because the explosion of the first torpedo blew off its warhead.

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made one more North Atlantic crossing to Hoboken and back. On 13 June she left London, and the next day she joined Convoy OA 168GF, which was forming at sea off

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embarked 2,436 troops and joined Convoy KMF 39, which left the Clyde on 28 January and took her as far as Gibraltar. From there she continued unescorted via

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fell into the sea from a lifeboat where he had been posing for photographs. The ship stopped, and he was rescued. The ship reached Hoboken the next day.

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was due to leave Hoboken on a 12-day Caribbean cruise. A month before she was due to sail, NASM shortened the cruise to nine days, omitting a call at

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fired two torpedoes at her. One exploded in her number one hold, making a hole 52 by 33 feet (16 by 10 m) and flooding holds one and two. Her

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was in Liverpool 23–28 June 1942, and then joined Convoy WS 21, which left the Clyde the next day. WS 21 went via Freetown as far as Durban, and

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left Antwerp as scheduled on 9 September. After calling at Boulogne and Southampton she was carrying 845 passengers, including 600 US citizens.

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left Hoboken on 25 April, and was due in Rotterdam on 6 May. Instead, from 6 May she was detained in Weymouth Bay. She was still there when

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had exiled Mann, and he had obtained a visa to move to the USA. They landed at Hoboken on 29 May. During the voyage, Mann planned his book

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and $ 7,347,000 was from the Netherlands. The shipment was the first part of a total of $ 66 million being moved from Europe to the USA.

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that had been adrift for 77 days, without sails, and sinking. On another eastbound voyage in April 1926, a passenger was lost overboard.

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and four turbines: two high-pressure and two low-pressure. Each screw was driven by one high-pressure and one low-pressure turbine via

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and 550.2 ft (167.7 m) registered. Her beam was 67.3 ft (20.5 m) and her depth was 32.6 ft (9.9 m). Her

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then sailed to Liverpool, where she was in port from 15 September to 7 October. She embarked troops including the 3rd Battalion, the

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Jan Wepster, gave the order to abandon ship. All 18 lifeboats were launched. All but one of the 606 passengers, and all but a few of

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terminated CORB evacuations. However, some UK families continued to send or take their children abroad privately. On 5 October, the

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was built as yard number 649 on slipway number 6, launched on 6 July 1922, and completed on 12 October that year. Her sister

2517: 1167:, which was due to leave Hoboken on 16 March on a cruise to St Thomas, Port-au-Prince, Curaçao and La Guaira. On 27 March, 6331: 2513: 864:. Haiti was then a novelty as a cruise destination, and NASM was the only company to include it in its cruises that year. 2268:. She returned via Durban, Cape Town, Freetown and Convoy CF 7A to Liverpool, where she was in port 17–27 November 1942. 5407: 5335: 4914: 4667: 3970: 3940: 3850: 3520: 3339: 3054: 2979: 2949: 2919: 2889: 2859: 2087: 2083: 2079: 1770: 32: 4983: 4884: 4854: 4769: 4730: 4641: 4492: 4355: 4325: 4265: 4205: 4097: 4067: 4037: 3910: 3880: 3820: 3790: 3760: 3730: 3700: 3670: 3640: 3610: 3489: 3459: 3369: 3309: 3264: 3234: 3174: 3114: 3084: 3024: 2829: 2779: 2410:

was in Belfast 8–15 July 1944, embarked 3,048 troops, and then joined Convoy KMF 33. This was bound for Port Said, but

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detached for Algiers, where she was in port 23–29 September. She then joined the return Convoy MKF 24, but detached at

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reached Hoboken. She landed 223 passengers, including 79 child refugees from Britain. Also aboard were the motor racer

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embarked 2,100 troops, and on 29 May 1945 left Liverpool with Convoy UC 70A. The convoy was bound for New York, but

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On 4 January 1941 the Dutch government-in-exile announced that Captain Karlsdorp, who had been a passenger aboard

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left Liverpool to join Convoy WS 26. This left the Clyde on 24 January and went via Freetown to Durban, where

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to sell. On 11 June, NASM announced that it would double the frequency of the former Red Star service between

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Meerfahrt mit Don Quijote. Mit einer Übersicht und Photographien von sämtlichen Atlantikreisen Thomas Manns

4575:"Revealed: The story of the nine-year-old boy left alone on torpedoed ship after all his pals were rescued" 6222: 5524: 2579: 2548: 2347:, then returned with Convoy MKF 20 to the Clyde, where she was in port from 11 August until 10 September. 2194:. She was in Halifax 15–30 January, and returned with Convoy NA 2, which reached the Clyde on 8 February. 2005:, embarked 100 passengers in Liverpool, including 24 children. Nine of her passengers were survivors from 771: 729: 572: 318: 6149: 5417: 4529: 4461: 2445: 2097: 1904: 1896:

destroyers were approaching. The engineers then discovered Robert, and assured him he would be rescued.

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repaired her and fitted her out as a troop ship with capacity for 3,000 troops. On 5 July she left the

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The official account is that the children boarded the lifeboats in good spirits, singing songs such as

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was in Liverpool from 17 January to 20 February 1944, and then joined Convoy KMF 29 from the Clyde to

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left the Clyde with Convoy WS 16, which took her as far as Freetown. There she and the troop ships

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took off all of her 460 passengers and 70 of her crew, and landed them at Kingston. On 1 October

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for a series of cruises in February and March 1935. One left Hoboken on 12 February, called at

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s code letters. The ship was scheduled to make a seven-day cruise from Rotterdam to Norway and

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brought 1,393 US and Canadian students to Hoboken, on their way home from vacation in Europe.

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then called at Liverpool, and on 15 September joined Convoy KMF 24. The convoy was bound for

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reached Hoboken on 21 September. Two days later she left Hoboken bound for Antwerp, but the

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arrived at Hoboken carrying gold worth US$ 18 million from Europe. $ 9,354,000 was from the

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remained aboard her when everyone else abandoned ship, to see if they could save her. One

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Four ships rescued survivors. Three had been members of OB 205: the British cargo ship

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was refloated, and on 14 April 1941 she was towed from Bute. The next day she reached

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for a charity fund-raising cruise to Nassau for the Architects Emergency Relief Fund.

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s list had increased, and found a piece of the torpedo, which he kept. By then, two

677:. NASM next used the name in 1972, when it bought and renamed the turbine steamship 6181: 6126: 5875: 5788: 5780: 5772: 5176: 4386:"Volendam Docks With 79 Refugee Children; Ship Brings 223, Many Going to Dominions" 2508:, Malta and Port Said. She was in Toulon on 31 December 1945. On 23 February 1946, 2262: 2250: 2101: 2071: 1915: 1528: 1046: 900: 861: 797: 652: 528: 214: 1254:

left Hoboken, without passengers. On 7 October she left Kingston carrying 350 of

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Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of "The Children's Ship"

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was to leave Hoboken on 11 March, and the passenger list was limited to 250.

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her voyage to the breakers' yard in 1952 was on 17 March or 6 June. She was

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left the Clyde with Convoy UC 64A. The convoy was bound for New York, but

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4Y, and was in Liverpool again from 24 December 1942 to 20 January 1943.

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and New York. He went by ship from England to Aruba, where he joined the

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escorted her to Iceland and back. She got back to the Clyde on 13 July.

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spent much of the next three years trooping between the North Atlantic,

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Her public rooms included a First Class smoking room decorated in early

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detached for the Clyde, where she was from 12 March to 16 April 1945.

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and married families. She called at Valletta and Naples, and reached

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s passengers and crew, and on 11 October she landed them at Hoboken.

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Out of Harm's Way; The Wartime Evacuation of Children from Britain

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detached for the Clyde. At some point in October 1944, an Italian

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was launched on 18 November 1922 and completed on 29 March 1923.

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Maxfield, Peter (22 February – 8 March 1946). "The Best of Us".

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in Renfrewshire, and reunited with his father at Gourock. There

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began her maiden voyage from Rotterdam on 4 November, called at

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painted amidships in large white capital letters, and a large

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s area of operation. On 27 November she left Liverpool with

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s 273 crew safely abandoned ship. The only fatality was the

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Oceans Apart: Stories of Overseas Evacuees in World War Two

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The Hoboken voyages seem not to have taken place. However,

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This was the first NASM ship to be named after the town of

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left Port Said carrying British service personnel: mostly

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from 21 December 1941 to 7 January 1942. She then went to

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left Hoboken carrying $ 10 million in gold for banks in

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of Shipping. 1934 – via Southampton City Council.

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was to make her first sailing from Antwerp on 29 July.

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had been launched to complete the Allied invasion of

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Swiggum, Susan; Kohli, Marjorie (24 February 2008).

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Personal Diaries of 1626213 RAF SGT. Peter Maxfield

4462:"Newspaper Article about torpedoing of SS Volendam" 1512:Wepster responded with a notice to all passengers. 1431:to the route to work alongside the Red Star liners 782:, and gave her a speed of 15 knots (28 km/h). 4982: 4913: 4883: 4853: 4768: 4729: 4696: 4666: 4491: 4384: 4354: 4324: 4294: 4264: 4234: 4204: 4096: 4066: 4036: 3999: 3969: 3939: 3909: 3879: 3849: 3819: 3789: 3759: 3729: 3699: 3669: 3639: 3609: 3579: 3549: 3519: 3488: 3458: 3428: 3398: 3368: 3338: 3308: 3263: 3233: 3203: 3173: 3143: 3113: 3083: 3053: 3023: 2978: 2948: 2918: 2888: 2858: 2828: 2778: 2711:Harland & Wolff Shipbuilding & Engineering 2686:Harland & Wolff Shipbuilding & Engineering 2562:. In February 1947 she carried Dutch emigrants to 1969:, and was buried in Kirkapol parish churchyard on 5092:. Vol. II.–Steamers and Motorships. London: 4530:"'Het Verhaal Van De Purser' (The Pursers Story)" 3581:"Rotterdam's Passengers Are All Taken Off Safely" 2554:From 27 May 1946, the Dutch government chartered 2339:left the Clyde with Convoy KMF 20. She called at 1761:, about 200 nautical miles (370 km) west of 1216:brought her passengers and many of her crew from 611:were NASM's largest turbine steamships until the 586:in 1952. She was part of the first generation of 5301:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in August 1940 4977: 4975: 4848: 4846: 4763: 4761: 4759: 4757: 4755: 4724: 4722: 4486: 4484: 4031: 4029: 4027: 4025: 3551:"SS Rotterdam Aground On Key in the West Indies" 1315:27 February, and arrived in Bermuda on 1 March. 5152:of Shipping. 1946 – via Internet Archive. 4455: 4453: 4451: 4449: 3460:"Liner Uses New Channel Of St. George's Harbor" 2773: 2771: 2769: 2231:was in Suez 10–13 April, and then returned via 6362:World War II merchant ships of the Netherlands 4698:"Young Torpedo Survivor Here on Way to Canada" 2104:. In August 1941 she sailed from the Clyde to 1625:and his wife, the Dutch artist and cartoonist 16:Dutch-owned transatlantic liner and troop ship 5670: 5286: 2602:was 200 nautical miles (370 km) off the 2156:94, which left on 30 November for Liverpool. 2112:, travelling ins Convoy WS 10 and WS 10B via 1659:left Hoboken, and two days later she reached 1648:s cargo from Britain included 1,585 cases of 1353:bars were installed near the dining saloons. 1340:In 1937, the passenger accommodation on both 442:484,000 cu ft (13,700 m) grain 8: 4523: 4521: 4519: 4517: 2223:, formed Convoy WS 16A, which dispersed off 1988:was sunk on 17 September, UK Prime Minister 825:Embassy of the Netherlands, Washington, D.C. 445:453,000 cu ft (12,800 m) bale 5251:"Holland-America Line History and Ephemera" 4422: 4420: 4418: 4416: 4414: 4412: 4410: 2235:, Freetown and Convoy SL 112 to Liverpool. 5696: 5677: 5663: 5655: 5293: 5279: 5271: 4800: 4798: 4796: 4794: 2029:, which reached New York on 4 April 1941. 1581:left Weymouth Bay on 25 May and sailed to 4628: 4172: 4170: 4168: 4166: 4164: 4162: 4160: 4158: 4156: 4154: 4152: 4150: 4148: 4146: 4144: 4142: 2780:"New liner brings in Christmas toy cargo" 1415:, which the German government had forced 887:s navigation equipment included wireless 5072:. New York, NY: Henry Holt and Company. 4568: 4566: 4564: 4140: 4138: 4136: 4134: 4132: 4130: 4128: 4126: 4124: 4122: 3881:"$ 18,000,000 in gold comes here in day" 3205:"Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships" 3145:"Outgoing Passenger and Mail Steamships" 2502:Jewish insurgency in Mandatory Palestine 2414:detached for Naples, and then called at 1719:. OB 205 dispersed at sea the next day. 1349:class cabins were also refurnished, and 829:On an eastbound voyage on 3 March 1926, 720:s lengths were 575 ft (175 m) 19:For other ships with the same name, see 2890:"Adrift for 77 days, six men are saved" 2753:Stichting Maritiem-Historische Databank 2673: 2617:On a similar voyage in September 1949, 1671:58, which left on 15 July, and reached 1380:, which would leave Hoboken on 3 June. 909:, on a 12-hour transatlantic flight to 695:launched two liners at its shipyard in 5159:The Rise and Fall of Harland and Wolff 4966: 4954: 4942: 3971:"Events of interest in shipping world" 3851:"Events of interest in shipping world" 3310:"Events of interest in shipping world" 3265:"Socialism in Reich rising, says Mann" 2743: 2741: 2739: 2737: 2735: 2733: 2731: 2729: 2727: 27: 4296:"Two liners arrive with 762 refugees" 4038:"'Crisis' on a liner follows lecture" 3761:"Beaux-Arts cruise to aid architects" 3731:"Three Dutch ships take cabin status" 3490:"Bookings indicate a big travel year" 3025:"Ships visit Haiti in winter cruises" 2980:"Ships visit Haiti in winter cruises" 2160:detached in home waters, and reached 964:announced significant reductions. On 658:In 1941 she returned to service as a 50: 7: 4731:"1,410 students due aboard Volendam" 4555: 4356:"Allies to charter many Dutch ships" 4236:"Volendam arrives with 395 refugees" 3611:"Tourists in wreck land in Kingston" 3340:"News of interest in shipping world" 2589:began sailing between Rotterdam and 1161:. Passengers were offered berths on 4855:"Man saved at sea here on Volendam" 4266:"Incoming Passenger and Mail Ships" 4206:"Incoming Passenger and Mail Ships" 4068:"Outgoing Passenger and Mail Ships" 3821:"Outgoing Passenger and Mail Ships" 3791:"Incoming Passenger and Mail Ships" 3400:"Outgoing Passenger and Mail Ships" 3055:"Holland line cuts passenger fares" 2631:embarking Dutch troops in July 1947 2382:, where she joined Convoy XIF 6 to 1689:Children's Overseas Reception Board 1639:USSR had occupied the Baltic States 6327:Passenger ships of the Netherlands 4646:Commonwealth War Graves Commission 2086:was about to relieve the Canadian 1273:In January 1936, HAL reclassified 460:, 436 × 2nd class, 200 × 3rd class 362:32 ft 5 in (9.88 m) 14: 6337:Ships of the Holland America Line 6322:Maritime incidents in August 1940 5686:Ships of the Holland America Line 5264:"A Trip Aboard the Volendam 1937" 4668:"Nine survivors of Volendam here" 3085:"14 vessels sail from port today" 1872:was listed, but stayed afloat. A 1131:Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 1085:Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 6342:Ships built by Harland and Wolff 5842: 5640: 5635: 5623: 5615: 4573:Brown, Annie (25 January 2014). 3518:Roche, James F (31 March 1935). 3175:"Liner Vollendam to Make Cruise" 2479:Germany had surrendered on 8 May 2430:fell overboard and was drowned. 1474:painted either side of her bow. 1114:A company called National Tours 1064:By 1934, the wireless telegraph 1057:"), which refers to life aboard 279: 272: 265: 258: 242: 235: 228: 221: 52: 31: 5038:Glimpses of Postwar Europe—1951 4894:. 10 September 1949. p. 29 4864:. 13 September 1948. p. 23 4740:. 11 September 1948. p. 29 4077:. 23 September 1939. p. 36 4047:. 22 September 1939. p. 10 2647:embarked about 950 students at 2604:East Coast of the United States 1948:abroad again, this time aboard 1918:, where the liner was beached. 1687:embarked 320 children from the 1568:Germany invaded the Netherlands 987:More cruises and longer cruises 6357:Troop ships of the Netherlands 5867:before completion and renamed 5117:of Shipping. 1930 – via 5096:of Shipping. 1924 – via 4770:"Volendam sold to be scrapped" 4215:. 22 February 1940. p. 46 4107:. 31 December 1939. p. 58 3830:. 27 February 1937. p. 33 3800:. 24 February 1937. p. 45 3560:. 30 September 1935. p. 1 3409:. 23 February 1935. p. 25 3379:. 12 February 1935. p. 18 3349:. 27 January 1935. p. 110 3124:. 15 February 1933. p. 28 3064:. 25 December 1930. p. 43 2989:. 23 January 1928. p. 122 2869:. 18 November 1920. p. 20 2839:. 16 November 1920. p. 39 2789:. 16 November 1920. p. 19 2467:spent 11 days being repaired. 2152:to Freetown. There she joined 921:replied that she was at about 1: 6352:Steamships of the Netherlands 5228:. Stroud: The History Press. 5161:. Stroud: The History Press. 4779:. 5 November 1951. p. 53 4677:. 17 October 1940. p. 27 4245:. 23 February 1940. p. 7 4010:. 5 September 1939. p. 4 3890:. 8 February 1939. p. 39 3770:. 19 January 1936. p. 96 3740:. 19 January 1936. p. 39 3680:. 12 October 1935. p. 33 2959:. 29 January 1927. p. 12 1667:. There she joined eastbound 917:with a request for bearings. 635:. She also operated seasonal 136:1948: Rotterdam – Hoboken or 5209:(in German). Berlin: Insel. 5145:Lloyd's Register of Shipping 5128:Lloyd's Register of Shipping 5107:Lloyd's Register of Shipping 5089:Lloyd's Register of Shipping 4924:. 11 March 1951. p. 113 4502:. 5 January 1941. p. 27 4179:"Port Arrivals / Departures" 3710:. 7 October 1935. p. 33 3650:. 8 October 1935. p. 12 3620:. 1 October 1935. p. 19 3521:"Random notes for travelers" 3214:. 28 August 1933. p. 29 3094:. 3 October 1931. p. 25 2500:in 18 October to combat the 2040:for his part in the rescue. 1423:and Hoboken by transferring 1265:was refloated on 5 October. 582:in 1922 and scrapped in the 344:550.2 ft (167.7 m) 6347:Steam turbine-powered ships 5068:Heiligman, Deborah (2019). 4993:. 18 March 1952. p. 53 4335:. 25 April 1940. p. 47 4275:. 17 April 1940. p. 48 4183:Arnold Hague Ports Database 3590:. 1 October 1935. p. 1 3469:. 27 March 1935. p. 43 3319:. 29 April 1934. p. 33 2950:"Volendam Leaves on Cruise" 2929:. 13 April 1926. p. 17 2593:, and on 2 September 1948, 2543:in February 1947 to embark 2522:King George V Dock, Glasgow 1633:woman who was described as 1033:On 19 May 1934, the author 837:and five crew members of a 6378: 5020:. 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Brookside. 5001:– via Times Machine. 4932:– via Times Machine. 4902:– via Times Machine. 4872:– via Times Machine. 4787:– via Times Machine. 4748:– via Times Machine. 4715:– via Times Machine. 4685:– via Times Machine. 4528:Levenvale (28 June 2005). 4510:– via Times Machine. 4460:Levenvale (28 June 2005). 4403:– via Times Machine. 4373:– via Times Machine. 4343:– via Times Machine. 4313:– via Times Machine. 4305:. 18 April 1940. p. 9 4283:– via Times Machine. 4253:– via Times Machine. 4223:– via Times Machine. 4115:– via Times Machine. 4085:– via Times Machine. 4055:– via Times Machine. 4018:– via Times Machine. 3988:– via Times Machine. 3980:. 11 June 1939. p. 46 3958:– via Times Machine. 3928:– via Times Machine. 3898:– via Times Machine. 3868:– via Times Machine. 3838:– via Times Machine. 3808:– via Times Machine. 3778:– via Times Machine. 3748:– via Times Machine. 3718:– via Times Machine. 3688:– via Times Machine. 3658:– via Times Machine. 3628:– via Times Machine. 3598:– via Times Machine. 3568:– via Times Machine. 3538:– via Times Machine. 3507:– via Times Machine. 3477:– via Times Machine. 3447:– via Times Machine. 3439:. 12 March 1935. p. 6 3417:– via Times Machine. 3387:– via Times Machine. 3357:– via Times Machine. 3327:– via Times Machine. 3282:– via Times Machine. 3252:– via Times Machine. 3222:– via Times Machine. 3192:– via Times Machine. 3184:. 5 March 1933. p. 67 3162:– via Times Machine. 3132:– via Times Machine. 3102:– via Times Machine. 3072:– via Times Machine. 3042:– via Times Machine. 2997:– via Times Machine. 2967:– via Times Machine. 2937:– via Times Machine. 2907:– via Times Machine. 2899:. 5 March 1926. p. 11 2877:– via Times Machine. 2847:– via Times Machine. 2797:– via Times Machine. 2259:Operation Stream Line Jane 2257:on 18–19 September, where 2245:continued under escort to 1722:At midnight on 31 August, 848:left Hoboken on her first 643:, but occasionally to the 354:67.3 ft (20.5 m) 18: 6297: 5840: 5610: 5255:Gjenvick-Gjønvik Archives 5185:Headline Publishing Group 4707:. 5 April 1941. p. 3 4365:. 8 June 1940. p. 34 3950:. 11 May 1939. p. 33 3860:. 30 May 1937. p. 54 3701:"Rotterdam List Overcome" 3499:. 2 July 1935. p. 45 3274:. 30 May 1934. p. 19 3244:. 11 May 1934. p. 12 3154:. 4 July 1933. p. 28 3034:. 1 July 1930. p. 18 1587:Dutch government-in-exile 1411:In May 1939, NASM bought 1051:Meerfahrt mit Don Quijote 370:32.6 ft (9.9 m) 338:575 ft (175 m) 298: 133:1940: Rotterdam – Hoboken 45: 30: 21:Volendam (disambiguation) 6127:Johan van Oldenbarnevelt 5119:Southampton City Council 4915:"In the field of travel" 4395:. 2 July 1940. p. 3 4185:. Don Kindell, Convoyweb 3920:. 5 May 1939. p. 29 2920:"New Yorker lost at sea" 2860:"Reception on new liner" 2558:as a troop ship for the 1495:Amadeo Barletta Barletta 1481:The passengers included 1285:as "cabin class" ships. 1236:when she ran aground on 760:single-reduction gearing 410:single-reduction gearing 5157:McCluskie, Tom (2013). 4984:"Volendam on last trip" 4885:"2,093 students return" 4807:"Ship descriptions – V" 4493:"Volendam hero honored" 3941:"Liner damaged on trip" 3430:"Ships to aviod Havana" 3235:"Thomas Mann gets visa" 3115:"Two cruises shortened" 2080:Allied-occupied Iceland 2055:as a troop ship in 1944 2036:, would be awarded the 1508:s Master, Jan Wepster. 1403:s running-mates on the 897:Charles Kingsford Smith 620:was completed in 1929. 427:15 knots (28 km/h) 299:General characteristics 5224:Starns, Penny (2014). 5035:Fasick, Adele (2013). 3641:"Rotterdam group sail" 2632: 2580:Mennonites in Paraguay 2551: 2528:Post-war Dutch service 2477:detached for Halifax. 2370:continued through the 2186:formed Convoy CT 9 to 2056: 1830: 1822:, which rescued 32 of 1607: 1535:as part of the Allied 1518: 1408: 1337: 1224:On 29 September 1935, 1221: 1030: 877: 623:In the 1920s and 30s, 203:1928, 1937, 1941, 1948 5049:Haws, Duncan (1995). 5018:North Atlantic Seaway 4427:Helgason, Guðmundur. 2635:On 25 February 1951, 2627: 2535: 2496:, whom she landed in 2272:Mediterranean service 2164:on 17 December 1941. 2051: 1928:Robert was landed at 1848:. The fourth was the 1815: 1599: 1514: 1501:", and complained to 1386: 1321: 1298:Society of Beaux-Arts 1201: 1173:St. George's, Bermuda 1013: 893:wireless telagraphist 870: 540:in Second World War: 478:1,682 × tourist class 6332:Ships built in Govan 5863:(Handed over to the 5347:Mohamed Ali El-Kebir 5051:Holland America Line 5016:Bonsor, NRP (1975). 4535:BBC WW2 People's War 4467:BBC WW2 People's War 4326:"Departed Yesterday" 2830:"Shipping and Mails" 2749:"Volendam ID – 7073" 2197:On 16 February 1942 2178:, where she and the 1934:Geoffrey Shakespeare 1468:"VOLENDAM – HOLLAND" 1462:s hull painted with 1356:On 7 February 1939, 1208:, which grounded on 844:On 29 January 1927, 596:Holland America Line 512:submarine signalling 99:Holland America Line 4642:"Purser Rijk Baron" 4098:"Arrived Yesterday" 2662:Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht 2433:On 29 October 1944 2306:On 20 January 1943 1800:Roll Out The Barrel 1745: / 1537:Blockade of Germany 1242:Elders & Fyffes 1234:1935 Cuba hurricane 1232:at the time of the 975:On 3 October 1931, 936: / 693:Harland & Wolff 633:Hoboken, New Jersey 150:Harland & Wolff 4990:The New York Times 4921:The New York Times 4891:The New York Times 4861:The New York Times 4776:The New York Times 4737:The New York Times 4704:The New York Times 4674:The New York Times 4499:The New York Times 4392:The New York Times 4362:The New York Times 4332:The New York Times 4302:The New York Times 4272:The New York Times 4242:The New York Times 4212:The New York Times 4104:The New York Times 4074:The New York Times 4044:The New York Times 4007:The New York Times 3977:The New York Times 3947:The New York Times 3917:The New York Times 3887:The New York Times 3857:The New York Times 3827:The New York Times 3797:The New York Times 3767:The New York Times 3737:The New York Times 3707:The New York Times 3677:The New York Times 3647:The New York Times 3617:The New York Times 3587:The New York Times 3557:The New York Times 3527:The New York Times 3496:The New York Times 3466:The New York Times 3436:The New York Times 3406:The New York Times 3376:The New York Times 3346:The New York Times 3316:The New York Times 3271:The New York Times 3241:The New York Times 3211:The New York Times 3181:The New York Times 3151:The New York Times 3121:The New York Times 3091:The New York Times 3061:The New York Times 3031:The New York Times 2986:The New York Times 2956:The New York Times 2926:The New York Times 2896:The New York Times 2866:The New York Times 2836:The New York Times 2786:The New York Times 2633: 2608:Occidental College 2578:. They joined the 2552: 2213:, escorted by the 2130:British Somaliland 2057: 1977:Cemetery in north 1831: 1728:Western Approaches 1608: 1409: 1338: 1222: 1068:PIHP had replaced 1053:("Sea Voyage with 1031: 1021:, who crossed the 991:On 18 March 1933, 878: 764:water-tube boilers 571:was a Dutch-owned 503:processing systems 120:1922: Rotterdam – 6304: 6303: 5879:(Never completed) 5838: 5837: 5652: 5651: 5079:978-1-250-18755-0 5027:978-0-668-03679-5 4610:. 20 January 2014 3911:"Ocean Travelers" 3370:"Ocean Travelers" 2606:, a student from 2568:Russian Mennonite 2560:Dutch East Indies 2545:Russian Mennonite 2494:Coldstream Guards 2481:, so from now on 2420:Operation Dragoon 2280:was now added to 1990:Winston Churchill 1837:, British tanker 1707:carried OB 205's 1469: 1228:was cruising off 1218:Kingston, Jamaica 997:Kingston, Jamaica 889:direction finding 821:Chargé d'affaires 754:The ship had two 728:were 15,434 563: 562: 521:direction finding 6369: 5846: 5697: 5679: 5672: 5665: 5656: 5644: 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2761: 2759: 2745: 2722: 2721: 2719: 2717: 2703: 2697: 2696: 2694: 2692: 2678: 2335:On 19 July 1942 2317:On 22 June 1943 2286: 2180:Canadian Pacific 1924: 1891: 1841:, and Norwegian 1828: 1806:Run, Rabbit, Run 1789: 1760: 1759: 1757: 1756: 1755: 1750: 1749:56.067°N 9.867°W 1746: 1743: 1742: 1741: 1738: 1709:convoy commodore 1647: 1627:Louis Raemaekers 1601:Louis Raemaekers 1527:detained her at 1507: 1485:and the Italian 1467: 1461: 1451:Crisis in Europe 1417:Arnold Bernstein 1402: 1327: 1295: 1260: 1178:On 2 July 1935, 1074: 961:Great Depression 951: 950: 948: 947: 946: 941: 937: 934: 933: 932: 929: 886: 736:and 13,713 719: 653:Second World War 639:: mostly to the 294:Scrapped in 1952 284: 283: 277: 276: 270: 269: 263: 262: 247: 246: 240: 239: 233: 232: 226: 225: 105:Port of registry 60: 57: 56: 55: 35: 28: 6377: 6376: 6372: 6371: 6370: 6368: 6367: 6366: 6307: 6306: 6305: 6300: 6293: 6215:Nieuw Amsterdam 6103:Nieuw Amsterdam 5991:Nieuw Amsterdam 5882: 5865:White Star Line 5847: 5834: 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1763:Bloody Foreland 1753: 1751: 1747: 1744: 1739: 1736: 1734: 1732: 1731: 1699:left port with 1681: 1645: 1641:since 15 June. 1591:Nieuw Amsterdam 1576: 1574:British control 1505: 1459: 1453: 1407:– Hoboken route 1400: 1367:On 5 May 1939, 1325: 1293: 1271: 1258: 1220:back to Hoboken 1072: 989: 944: 942: 938: 935: 930: 927: 925: 923: 922: 884: 806: 717: 689: 664:Dutch emigrants 502: 383:Installed power 278: 271: 264: 257: 241: 234: 227: 220: 187:4 November 1922 179:12 October 1922 58: 53: 51: 41: 24: 17: 12: 11: 5: 6375: 6373: 6365: 6364: 6359: 6354: 6349: 6344: 6339: 6334: 6329: 6324: 6319: 6309: 6308: 6302: 6301: 6298: 6295: 6294: 6292: 6291: 6283: 6275: 6267: 6259: 6251: 6243: 6235: 6227: 6219: 6211: 6203: 6195: 6187: 6179: 6171: 6163: 6155: 6147: 6139: 6131: 6123: 6115: 6107: 6099: 6091: 6083: 6075: 6067: 6059: 6051: 6043: 6035: 6027: 6019: 6011: 6003: 5995: 5987: 5979: 5971: 5963: 5955: 5947: 5939: 5931: 5923: 5915: 5907: 5903:W. 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