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Molch (German language: "newt" or "salamander") was an
unsuccessful series of one-man
midget submarines created during World War II.
Built in 1944, it...
- with her
younger brother, Werner, on a
train to
their new
foster home in
Molching.
Their mother, a Communist, can no
longer care for them due to the rising...
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operated on a
small scale during 1945
Midget submarines,
including Biber, Hai,
Molch, and
Seehund Uncompleted U-boat
projects Throughout the war, an arms race...
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units were the
development and
deployment of
midget submarines like the
Molch and Seehund. In the last
stage of the war, the
Kriegsmarine also organised...
- Type XVII Type XXI Type
XXIII Midget submarines,
including Biber, Hai,
Molch,
Seehund Miller,
David (2000). U-Boats: the
Illustrated History of the Raiders...
- (Training) 53
commissioned Biber (6.5 tons, 2 × torpedoes) 324
commissioned Molch (11 tons, 2 × torpedoes) 393
commissioned Delphin (Prototype) 3 commissioned...
- κορδύλος,
presumably for the
water newt (immature newt, eft).
German has
Molch, from
Middle High
German mol, wikt:olm, like the
English term of unknown...
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Germany has
commissioned over 1,500 U-boats (German: Unterseeboot) into its
various navies from 1906 to the
present day. The
submarines have
usually been...
- Olm or
Grottenolm 'cave olm', is unclear. It may be a
variant of the word
Molch 'salamander'. It is also
called the "human fish" by
locals because of its...
- Kb2 (Pi2f)
Improved TIIIb (special
adaptation for use on Biber, Hecht,
Molch and
Seehund midget submarines).
TIIId G7e
Dackel Electric, lead-acid (17T...
