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- Operation Schlußstein (Operation Keystone) was a German military operation, which was carried out towards the end of the First World War in the Baltic...
- was ****igned to a new sonderverband, which was to carry out Operation Schlußstein, under the command of now Vizeadmiral (Vice Admiral) Boe****er. The planned...
- collapse of the weak Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War led to the German Schlussstein plan to seize Petrograd. Rautkallio 1977, pp. 377–390, Upton 1981, pp...
- from the original (PDF) on March 4, 2016. Retrieved December 4, 2013. Schlussstein aus Brauerei-Schutt gerettet, Neubrandenburg Zeitung, October 4, 2010...
- Baltic to join the unit, which was ****igned to the planned Operation Schlußstein. The cruiser briefly became the flagship of Kommodore Johannes von Karpf...
- Ostfriesland, and Thüringen were formed into a special unit for Operation Schlußstein, a planned occupation of Saint Petersburg. On 8 August, N****au took on...
- Thüringen, and N****au were formed into a special unit for Operation Schlußstein, a planned occupation of St. Petersburg. The three ships reached the...
- Baltic Sea in October 1917, and was slated to parti****te in Operation Schlußstein, the occupation of St. Petersburg, Russia in August 1918 before the operation...
- IV Scouting Group were ****igned to the naval component of Operation Schlußstein, a planned amphibious ****ault on St Petersburg, Russia. The ships, led...
- Helsingfors and then to Reval to join preparations for the planned Operation Schlussstein, though the operation was cancelled on 1 September. Following Germany's...