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The Toscana
photographed on one of its earlier departures from Pola, Istria after the
February 10, 1947 Paris Peace Treaty. [Photo source: Unione
degli Istriani] |
- Length: 146 m
- Beam: 17,6 m
- GRT: 9,429 t
- Built: 1924 AG Weser, Bremen, Germany
- Operator: Lloyd Triestino
- Speed: 12,5 kn
- Passengers: 198
- Sister ships (with original names):
Coblenz, Fulda, Trier, Werra, Weser
- Former name: Saarbrücken
(1924-35)
She was built for Bremen - East Asia service for
the Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen, Germany as the Saarbrucken. In August
1935 transferred to the Italian Government and in 1936 to Lloyd Triestino,
Genoa. In September 1943 taken over by the Allied and in 1945 returned to Lloyd
Triestino. On 02-21-1962 she arrived in Genoa for demolition. See also:
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Questa pergamena venne donata
all'equipaggio del Toscana, dopo l'ultimo viaggio da
Pola.This parchment was donated to the crew of the Toscana
after its last voyage from Pula / Pola in 1947. [Source: Aldo
Cherini] |
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