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Wilhelm Bauer

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This public demonstration almost ended in a disaster. After reaching a depth of 30 ft the craft began to lay down by the stern. As the submarine sank down the thin walls could not take the water pressure any more and started to crack. The water pressure proved too much for the weak pumps and the
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was 28 feet long, weighing about 70,000 pounds. As at that time no suitable mechanical power system was available the submarine was powered by two sailors turning a big tread wheel with their hands and feet. The third crew member, the captain, was positioned at the stern of the submarine. His job was
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harbour. For six hours Bauer and his sailors had to wait inside the sunken craft, until enough water had seeped in. This increased the air pressure inside the submarine and finally allowed the men to open the blocked hatchway. As the submarine stayed buried on the ground of the sea, its crew came to
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proved to be a very good design. It made 133 successful diving runs within four months. But during the 134th dive, the submarine got stuck in the sand of the seafloor. By emptying the water cylinders with the pumps, the crew managed to raise the submarine high enough so that the hatchway was above
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the life and work of Bauer, and also the principles upon which he built the “Incendiary diver”. In many 3D graphics sequences, he illustrates the functioning of the submarine. On 3 February 2008 the 57-minute version of the film was shown in the local cinema, in the event centre KoKi, in Kiel.
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After the model of the submarine, built by Bauer himself, proved to be working, he was granted enough money to build a full scale submarine. But the military authorities still were largely against Bauer’s plan and forced Bauer to change his designs in order to reduce costs.
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It proved very hard for Bauer, who held only a low military rank, to get his plans through the military bureaucracy, not to mention getting funds to build his submarine. He finally succeeded with the help of
370:, Bauer instantly began to make plans for an improved, larger submarine. But the government of Schleswig-Holstein refused to support Bauer after their bad experience with Bauer’s first submarine. 323:
been built according to Bauer’s original designs, it would have achieved submersion by filling several tanks with sea water. But in the changed version the vessel itself was to be partly
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First trials of the submarine took place in December 1850. Although Bauer wanted to make several improvements of the submarine, the military ordered a public show on 1 February 1851.
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to its hull and escape, igniting the mine from a safe distance. The more or less same technique was employed by all military submarine designs of that time, like
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was directly descended from Wilhelm Bauer’s prototypes, but he nevertheless influenced them. The modern submarine began its history with the inventions of
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with water, thus rendering the submarine dangerously unstable. Also the thickness of the hull and the dimensions of the pumps had to be greatly reduced.
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were a well known concept in blockade-breaking. A ship was loaded with explosives and set free to drift into the enemy fleet, exploding at contact. The
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to Denmark. However, Bauer was determined to realize his plan at any cost and left the Bavarian Army to join the forces of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Oskar G. Foerster: Wilhelm Bauers Kampf um das erste deutsche Tauchboot (Wilhelm Bauer’s struggle for the first German submarine), Berlin 1937
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by the Danish navy, Bauer quickly developed a plan to build a new type of submersible ship to help break the blockade. He began studying
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So Bauer left Schleswig-Holstein. In the following years he tried to obtain support for his invention in several countries, like the
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the waterline. The whole crew (including Bauer) was saved, but unfortunately, the submarine sank back to the bottom of the sea.
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to operate the rudders and other controls. Having arrived under the target ship the captain would reach out through a
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Hanns Peugler: Sie formten das Antlitz der Erde (They formed the face of earth), Verlag Albert Pröpster KG. 1961
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propeller wheel was damaged when the vessel began to keel over. The submarine slowly sank to the ground of the
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was planned to work on a similar principle: It would dive under an enemy vessel, fix an electrically triggered
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and others - were all aware of Bauer’s efforts and drew inspiration and even ideas from his submarine.
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The sunken submarine was raised in 1887 and can now be visited at the museum of military history at
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the surface unharmed. This was the first submarine escape to be witnessed and reported.
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and others, being granted a small sum to build a model of his proposed u-boat idea.
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Zoran Simic, a filmmaker from Kiel described in his documentary film
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Having learned from his first boat’s disaster, Bauer provided the
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Much less information is known about this submarine than of the
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It would be wrong to claim the German submarine fleet of the
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regiment. Due to this, after an apprenticeship as a
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Index


Dillingen
Kingdom of Bavaria
Munich
German Empire
Marine engineering
Brandtaucher
Seeteufel
Submarine



engineer
submarines
Dillingen
Kingdom of Bavaria
cavalry
wood turner
German/Danish war for Schleswig-Holstein
Prussian
blockaded
hydraulics
ship construction
German Confederation
Schleswig-Holstein
Werner von Siemens
Brandtaucher
Incendiary ships
mine
Julius Kröhl

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