Pre-Dreadnaught ''Wien''

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David P.
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Pre-Dreadnaught ''Wien''

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Post by David P. » 13 Feb 2007, 01:08

I need some information about the Pre-dreadnaught / Monitor '' Wien ''. Especially some pictures (if posible) and most important who was the capitan. Thanks in advance.

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Post by J » 13 Feb 2007, 16:28

Try these

http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyAus ... tm#numbers

http://web.ukonline.co.uk/aj.cashmore/a ... /wien.html

there is a line drawing of the Monarch class here

http://homepages.fh-giessen.de/~hg6339/ ... -class.htm

and a modellers venture with a couple of nice pictures and some nice info in german here

http://www.kartonbau.de/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=8458

pozdrav


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Post by David P. » 13 Feb 2007, 22:10

Hvala !

Now if I could only find out who was the capitan.

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Post by serlilian » 30 Mar 2007, 19:47

Hello!

I'm new on this site. I registered myself just to answer your question. I collect postcards of the Austrian Navy - K.u.K. Kriegsmarine.

Here you can find some photo of the "Wien". Look under: Schiffe - Schlachtschiffe - Monarchklasse

http://www.kuk-kriegsmarine.at/

In this site, to enter, you have to click on the big photo in the homepage.

http://freenet-homepage.de/kriegsmarine/

I didn't find yet the name of the captain.

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Post by David P. » 05 Apr 2007, 15:46

Wow these are exelent, thank you.

Yes the name of the capitan is a hard thing to find. I too had no luck finding it but I'll sure keep trying

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Post by J » 23 Apr 2007, 21:44

Well, I dont know what exactly to make of it, but still...

this morning I went to see the WW1 themed Dadoh zlato za željezo exposition in Povijesni muzej in Zagreb, and one of the newspaper clipings shown refered to Lloyd's SMS Wien.

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