- were
Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen),
though Gneisenau typically had 17 officers and 443 sailors, of whom 20 were
cadets and 220 were
Schiffsjungen. Blücher...
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Oberstleutnant Hans Kroh (18
November 1942 - 18
February 1943) H.B. Ramcke, Vom
Schiffsjungen zum Fallschirmjäger-General.
Verlag Die Wehrmacht,
Berlin 1943 Mitcham...
- Fallschirmjäger,
damals und danach. Lorch,
Frankfurt am Main 1951. Vom
Schiffsjungen zum Fallschirmjäger-General.
Verlag Die Wehrmacht,
Berlin 1943. Included...
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Joachim Ringelnatz Museum in
Cuxhaven in 2019. 1910
Gedichte 1911 Was ein
Schiffsjungen-Tagebuch erzählt 1912 Die Schnupftabakdose.
Stumpfsinn in
Versen und...
-
decommissioned on 20 November.
Luise was
converted into a
training ship for
Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen) in
early 1881, and she
entered service in this role...
- 20 officers and 475 sailors, of whom 50 were
naval cadets and 230 were
Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen). She
carried a
variety of
small boats, including...
-
October and
ended on 26
March 1895 in Kiel. That year, she
began training Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen) in
addition to cadets,
initially in
German waters...
- Udo (2010). Der
General des Bay. Das
abenteuerliche Leben des
Amrumer Schiffsjungen Hark
Olufs (in German). Bad Honnef: Horlemann. ISBN 978-3-89502-299-9...
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Nymphe was
recommissioned on 1 June for use as a
training ship for
Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen). She
initially embarked on a
cruise in the Baltic...
- ship for
Schiffsjungen (apprentice seamen).
Medusa was
recommissioned on 15
March 1875 in Kiel,
where she
embarked a
contingent of
Schiffsjungen. She went...
