Ships built in Germany

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 144. Chapters: Aarhus Historic Shipwreck, MS Estonia, SS George Washington, SS Kronprinz Wilhelm, USS Bridgeport, HNoMS Honningsvåg, MV Mi Amigo, MS Herald of Free Enterprise, SMS Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm, MV Aurora, SMS Weissenburg, SMS Brandenburg, MS Julia, SS Francisco Morazan, MS Bleu de France, MV Atlantic Vision, MS SNAV Lazio, USCGC Sea Cloud, USS U. S. Grant, MS ARV 1, SM U-20, MS Astor, MS SNAV Sardegna, SM U-36, SS Kronprinzessin Cecilie, MS Bahamas Celebration, Norwegian Sky, Oheka II, MS Brilliance of the Seas, SS Theresia L M Russ, Muavenet-i Milliye, Priwall, MV Rachel Corrie, MV Wotan, MS King Seaways, MV Bessel, MS Jamaa II, MV Wickenburgh, SS Deneb, SS Jean Marie, SS Crown Arun, USS Wachusett, MS Superfast VII, USS Shoshone, SS Charlotte Cords, USS Savannah, SS Ganter, MV Nyora, SS Pompeji, World Discoverer, German hospital ship Ophelia, SS Uhenfels, SS Kolno, MV Oriana, Pacific, SS Frontier, SS I P Suhr, German submarine U-1163, MS Princess Seaways, USS Zeppelin, SS Ambria, SS Empire Conyngham, SS Corona, SS Stettin, SS Ernst Brockelmann, MS Mega Express Four, SS Haga, SS Barlind, USS Vixen, Norwegian Dawn, MS SeaFrance Molière, SS Ceuta, SS Claus Rickmers, SS Nordmark, SS Anakriya, Pisagua, USS DeKalb, SS Friedrich Bischoff, SS Ilse L M Russ, German submarine U-771, SS Borussia, SS Kaiser Wilhelm II, USNS Pollux, MV Tyrronall, SS Alk, SS Memel, SS Dollart, USS Opal, SS Lasknes, SS Aenos, SS Gisela L M Russ, SS Quersee, SS Badenia, SS Orlanda, SS Manganese, Helix Producer 1, SS Ussukuma, SS Pinnau, SS Justinian, German submarine U-804, MV Mironave, SS Selnes, SS Erna, MV Seabourn Spirit, SM U-17, SS Wilhelm Russ, USS General W. C. Gorgas, MS Nordlandia, USS General G. W. Goethals, USS Suwanee, MV Akademik Karpinsky, Dorothea Weber, SS Johannes C Russ, SAS Spioenkop, SS Günther Russ, SS Pickhuben, SS Malmö, German submarine U-1065, SS Dimitry Laptev, Nusret, SS Messina, USC&GS Pioneer, SS Elbe, SS Katong, Norwegian Pearl, SS Walter L M Russ, SS Saar, SS Klio, USS Beaufort, MS Serenade of the Seas, SS Antares, Pride of America, USS Argus, SS Regulus, RV Polarstern, Placilla, SS Altair, German submarine U-76, SS Marie Fisser, USS Plymouth, SS Heinrich Arp, SS Azov, USS Houston, German submarine U-52, MV Discovery, MS Skania, Norwegian Jewel, Norwegian Jade, Lithuanian warship Prezidentas Smetona, MV Pacific Dream, Norwegian Star, USS Antigone, USS Moccasin, Norwegian Gem, SS Westfalen, MV Cap Finistère, MV Pelikan, SAS Isandlwana, USS Gulfport, USS Newport News, MS Superfast VIII, SS Indus, SMY Hohenzollern, Greek frigate Hydra, USS Somers, Otto Hahn, USS Bath, MV Zenith, USS Kittery, Norwegian Spirit, USS Sardonyx, USS Amphion, Diana, Tatoosh, SS Frosta, MV Cristina A, MS Nordlys, MV Leisure World, MV Seabourn Legend, USS Moonstone, Chinese cruiser Hai Yung, MS Jewel of the Seas, SS Ypiranga, USS Patricia, Statsraad Lehmkuhl, SS Adolph Woermann, USS Pensacola, MS Radiance of the Seas, Pelorus, Octopus, MV American Tern, USS Vamarie, AIDAvita, Norwegian Sun, SS Sierra Ventana, USS Pequot, SM U-34, RV Maria S. Merian, Skat, MS Viking 1, Celebrity Xpedition, MV Seabourn Pride, Project Sunshine class cruise ship, Enigma, MS Oslofjord, Rising Sun, HNoMS Valkyrjen, Ice, Bud Bar. Excerpt: MS Estonia, previously MS Viking Sally (1980-1990), MS Silja Star (-1991), and MS Wasa King (-1993), was a cruise ferry built in 1980 at the German shipyard Meyer Werft in Papenburg. The ship's sinking in the Balti...