- by the
Teutonic Knights, with the name
evolving into the
German form of
Pillau. In 1497, a
storm surge dug a new gat in
front of the village, and another...
- SMS
Pillau was a
light cruiser of the
Imperial German Navy. The ship,
originally ordered in 1913 by the
Russian navy
under the name
Maraviev Amurskyy,...
-
Vistula Spit from the
peninsula (called
Pillau Peninsula in Russia: Пиллауский полуостров,
after the
Pillau Fortress [de])
which was part of the Vistula...
- The
Pillau class of
light cruisers was a pair of
ships built in
Germany just
before the
start of
World War I. The
class consisted of SMS
Pillau and Elbing...
-
place for
control of
overland connection between Königsberg and the port of
Pillau,
however by
March 1945 Königsberg was
hundreds of
kilometres behind the...
- up a
corridor from Königsberg to
Pillau,
which allowed thousands of
refugees to
escape and wait for
ships in
Pillau,
which would eventually transport...
-
Germans were very late in
adapting 5.9-inch guns (not
doing so
until the
Pillau class of 1913);
Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz's
recalcitrance over the...
-
control of many of the
cities in
Royal and
Ducal Prussia (including Piława (
Pillau),
Memel and Elbląg (Elbing). The
Swedes later conducted a
series of invasions...
-
Prabhakar Podakandla,
Aamani To
promote their television show Illu
Illalu Pillau and parti****te in "BB vs Maa Parivaram" task Day 100
Deepika Rangaraju...
- to
anchor at
Pillau (now Baltiysk),
where cargo was
transferred to
smaller vessels. In 1901, a ship
canal between Königsberg and
Pillau,
completed at...
