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Osmussaar (Swedish:
Odensholm, German: Odinsholm) is an
Estonian island situated in the
mouth of the Gulf of
Finland in the
Baltic Sea, 7.5 km off the...
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western Estonia.
Historical Aiboland encomp****es Nuckö, Ormsö, Runö,
Odensholm, Dagö, Ösel, Moon, Nargö, Rågöarna, and the
towns around Hapsal on the...
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while steaming off the
Estonian coast, she ran
aground off the
island of
Odensholm and
could not be freed. A pair of
Russian cruisers appeared and seized...
- Öakse
Oitma (island)
Ojurahu Öörahu Oosäär
Ooslamaa Orikalaid Osmussaar (
Odensholm)
Paelaid Pakri Islands (Rågöarna)
Pakulaid Paljarahu Papilaid Papirahu...
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ships became separated in fog.
Magdeburg ran
aground on the
island of
Odensholm off the
coast of Russian-controlled Estonia. The ship
could not be re-floated...
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German Light cruiser Magdeburg,
which ran
aground on the
island of
Odensholm off the
coast of Russian-controlled Estonia. The
books were
formally handed...
- the loss of the
latter vessel three days
later off off the
island of
Odensholm.
Augsburg returned to port two days later. Over the
course of September...
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together with her
sister ship,
Imperator Pavel I. She ran
aground on
Odensholm Island, off the
Estonian coast, on 1 July 1914. The ship was
still under...
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stranded light cruiser Magdeburg,
which had run
aground off the
island of
Odensholm in the
eastern Baltic. By 28 August, however, the ship's crew had been...
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crafts under 24m
Osmussaare Osmussaare /
Odensholm, Lääne-Nigula
Parish (Osmussaare/
Odensholm)
Baltic Sea Lääne-Nigula
Parish none Oti Rohuneeme...
