SS General von Steuben

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SS General von Steuben was a German passenger liner later used as a military transport ship during World War II, best known for being sunk in the Baltic Sea in 1945 with heavy loss of life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German ship
military transport ship
ocean liner
causeOfSinking torpedoed by Soviet submarine
conflict World War II
countryOfOrigin Germany
dateOfSinking 1945-02-10
fate sunk
flag German flag
locationOfSinking off the coast of Pomerania in the Baltic Sea
namedAfter Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben NERFINISHED
notableFor heavy loss of life when sunk in 1945
one of the worst maritime disasters in history
operator Germany NERFINISHED
partOf German evacuation of refugees from East Prussia
passengersOnFinalVoyage thousands of people
placeOfSinking Baltic Sea NERFINISHED
role civilian evacuation ship
military transport
serviceEntry World War II era
shipType passenger liner
troop transport
sunkBy Soviet Navy NERFINISHED
Soviet submarine S-13 NERFINISHED
theatreOfOperations Baltic Sea during World War II
usedAs hospital transport in late World War II
usedBy Kriegsmarine NERFINISHED
victims mostly wounded soldiers and civilians
yearOfSinking 1945

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