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- traditionally divided into two prominent lines, the Alsterufer Warburgs and the Mittelweg Warburgs. The Alsterufer Warburgs descended from Siegmund Warburg (1835–1889)...
- Escort Groups and support groups diverted from nearby convoys. Osorno and Alsterufer were the first two blockade-runners of the late 1943 – early 1944 season...
- Der Hamburger und Germania Ruder Club Location Alsterufer 21 20354 Hamburg, Germany Coordinates 53°33′38″N 9°59′51″E / 53.56056°N 9.99750°E / 53.56056;...
- destroyers and torpedo boats, the tardy escort for their blockade runner Alsterufer (which had been sunk the previous day by air attack). Enterprise sank...
- of Alsterufer through the decryption of German Enigma messages at Bletchley Park and ordered the nearest ships in the area to intercept Alsterufer. The...
- being used by various organizations or small professional businesses. Alsterufer and Harvestehuder Weg on the western s**** include a number of consular...
- Bordeaux. Another blockade runner, the 2,729 GRT refrigerated cargo ship MV Alsterufer, trailed Osorno by several days and four destroyers, including Z23, of...
- to escort Alsterufer, a blockade runner that had come from ****an. The Royal Navy knew the German positions and had already sunk Alsterufer. The cruisers...
- men, most of them dead, were in the water. They had intended to escort Alsterufer, a blockade runner. The cruisers HMS Glasgow and Enterprise, as part of...
- reopened the consulate in Hamburg, and in 1950 purchased the building at Alsterufer on the s**** of Lake Außenalster. In 2007, Ms. Karen E. Johnson succeeded...