1902, was launched in May 1904, and was commissioned in May 1906. She was named for Lothringen (now Lorraine), a province of the German Empire from 1871...
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List of ships of the Imperial German Navy (redirect from Seiner Majestaet Schiff)
SMS Lothringen, 1904 Deutschland class (13,000 tons, 4 x 28 cm guns) SMS Deutschland, 1904 SMS Hannover, 1905 SMS Pommern, 1905 SMS Schlesien, 1906...
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region of Alsace. Her sister ships were Braunschweig, Hessen, Preussen and Lothringen. The ship was armed with a battery of four 28 cm (11 in) guns and had...
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lead ship, included four other vessels: Elsass, Hessen, Preussen, and Lothringen. The ship was launched on 20 December 1902 and was named for the Duchy...
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composed largely of the crew from the recently decommissioned battleship Lothringen, was given leave. She had cost the Imperial German Government 49 million...
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owing to the absence of Pommern, guarding the mouth of the Elbe, and Lothringen, worn out and removed from active service—was positioned at the rear of...
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Germany was permitted to retain only six battleships of the "Deutschland or Lothringen types". Accordingly, the ship was struck from the naval list on 6 December...
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the Second Schleswig War; she was joined by her sister ships Hessen and Lothringen, the battleship Schlesien, and the armored cruiser Blücher. The ship was...
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the most accurate gunnery in her squadron, along with the battleship Lothringen. In mid-December, she returned once again to Wilhelmshaven for the yearly...
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began serving in this role on 27 September, replacing the battleship Lothringen. Acts of insubordination began aboard the ship on 4 November 1918, as...
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as a fleet tender in October 1917, where she supported the battleship Lothringen, which was by then being used as a training ship for engine room personnel...
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Germany was permitted to retain only six battleships of the "Deutschland or Lothringen types". On 6 December 1919, the ship was struck from the naval list and...
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Germany was permitted to retain only six battleships of the "Deutschland or Lothringen types". On 6 December 1919, the vessel was struck from the naval list...
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1930–1931. Retrieved 19 November 2022 – via Southampton City Council. "SCHIFF 7/WEGA" (in German). Historisches Marinearchiv. Retrieved 19 November 2022...
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