Category:St. Louis (ship, 1929)

**MS St. Louis**
	German passenger ship
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Instance of	ocean liner; passenger vessel; barracks vessel (1940–1944); botel (1946–1952);
Call sign	DIFG;
Named after	St. Louis;
Owned by	Hamburg-Amerikanische-Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft;
Operator	Hamburg-Amerikanische-Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft;
Manufacturer	Bremer Vulkan;
Location of creation	Vegesack;
Yard number	670;
Shipping port	Hamburg;
Port of registry	Hamburg;
Country of registry	West Germany (1949–1952);
Service entry	28 March 1929;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1952 (ship breaking);
Significant event	Voyage of the Damned; The Holocaust;
Powered by	diesel engine;
Gross tonnage	16,732;
Beam	22.1 m;
Draft	8.66 m;
Width	22 m;
Length	175 m; 174.9 m;
Speed	16.5 kn;
Maximum capacity	937 passenger;
Different from	SS St. Louis;
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	Q682495; ISNI: 0000000096109000; VIAF ID: 141911015; GND ID: 4121603-9; Library of Congress authority ID: n82021322; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007268340505171
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English: St. Louis was a German transatlantic liner that was built in 1929 and scrapped in 1952. She is notable for a voyage she made in May and June 1939 on which she took 963 Jewish refugees from Germany to seek refuge in the Western Hemisphere, and then onward to Belgium after countries including Cuba and the USA turned them away.

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Media in category "St. Louis (ship, 1929)"

The following 23 files are in this category, out of 23 total.

Gedenktafel Bei den St Pauli Landungsbrücken (Hamburg) St Louis.jpg 3,130 × 2,649; 7.43 MB
GSchroederAntwerp.jpg 480 × 316; 43 KB
Gedenktafel St. Louis - St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken - Brücke 3 (Hamburg-St. Pauli).jpg 3,553 × 2,665; 3.08 MB
StLouisHavana.jpg 480 × 353; 31 KB
Kaks poissi St. Louise laevatekil mängimas - Two boys playing on St. Louis deck - 1929 (14985964334).jpg 1,024 × 802; 440 KB
MS St. Louis Commemorative Project (6807170993).jpg 835 × 557; 135 KB
MS St. Louis Commemorative Project (6807171001).jpg 903 × 602; 275 KB
Reisijad laeva St.Louis tekil basseinis suplemas - Passengers swimming in pool on ship St Louis deck - 1929 (15897363326).jpg 775 × 1,024; 460 KB
StLouisFrance.jpg 325 × 450; 99 KB
StLouisHamburg.jpg 709 × 450; 180 KB
StLouisPorthole.jpg 1,091 × 1,600; 216 KB
Stolperstein Breite Str 32 (Spand) Dorothea Oehl.jpg 2,430 × 2,441; 2.21 MB
Stolperstein Breite Str 32 (Spand) Käthe van Rossem.jpg 2,496 × 2,454; 2.31 MB
Stolperstein Düsseldorfer Str 6 (Wilmd) Hannelore Klein.jpg 2,469 × 2,327; 2.05 MB
Stolperstein Düsseldorfer Str 6 (Wilmd) Leopold Klein.jpg 2,508 × 2,460; 2.22 MB
Stolperstein Düsseldorfer Str 6 (Wilmd) Luise Klein.jpg 2,376 × 2,256; 2.03 MB
Stolperstein Prinz-Friedrich-Leopold-Str 31 (Nikol) Anna Goldbaum.jpg 2,393 × 2,376; 2.31 MB
Stolperstein Wundtstr 62 (Charl) Benno Laskau.jpg 2,309 × 2,291; 2.46 MB
Väike poiss St. Louise laevatekil mängimas - Little boy playing on St.Louis deck - 1929 (15583024646).jpg 806 × 1,024; 413 KB
Witten Stolperstein Rosa Rosenbaum.jpg 2,816 × 2,816; 2.18 MB
Густав Шрёдер (1885—1959).jpg 960 × 714; 266 KB
На палубе лайнера «Сент-Луис» (2).jpg 1,580 × 1,002; 840 KB
Пассажиры на палубе лайнера «Сент-Луис».jpg 1,128 × 630; 109 KB

Category:St. Louis (ship, 1929)

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