SMS Szent István

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SMS Szent István was a Tegetthoff-class dreadnought battleship of the Austro-Hungarian Navy, best known for being sunk by Italian torpedo boats in 1918 during World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tegetthoff-class battleship
dreadnought battleship
armament 12 × 15 cm secondary guns
12 × 30.5 cm (12-inch) main guns in four triple turrets
smaller-caliber anti-torpedo boat guns
torpedo tubes
beam about 27.9 meters
builder Ganz & Co.–Danubius Shipyard NERFINISHED
builtAt Fiume NERFINISHED
causeOfLoss torpedo attack
class Tegetthoff class NERFINISHED
commissioningDate 1915-12-13
conflictSide Central Powers NERFINISHED
constructionSite Fiume, Austria-Hungary (now Rijeka, Croatia) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
crewComplement approximately 1000 officers and men
displacement 20800 tons (standard, approximate)
about 21500 tons (full load, approximate)
draft about 8.7 meters
era early 20th century
fate sunk
hullNumber fourth unit of the Tegetthoff class
laidDownDate 1912-01-29
launchDate 1914-01-17
length about 152 meters
maximumSpeed about 20 knots
namedAfter Saint Stephen of Hungary NERFINISHED
navalFleet Austro-Hungarian Navy NERFINISHED
notableFor being the only Austro-Hungarian dreadnought sunk in combat
its sinking being filmed
operator Austro-Hungarian Navy NERFINISHED
propulsion steam turbines
twelve oil- and coal-fired boilers
serviceBranch Kaiserliche und Königliche Kriegsmarine NERFINISHED
serviceEntryYear 1915
sinkingDate 1918-06-10
sinkingLocation near Premuda
off the Dalmatian coast
sisterShip SMS Prinz Eugen NERFINISHED
SMS Tegetthoff NERFINISHED
SMS Viribus Unitis NERFINISHED
sunkBy Italian torpedo boats
MAS-15 NERFINISHED
MAS-21 NERFINISHED
sunkIn World War I NERFINISHED
theaterOfOperations Adriatic Sea NERFINISHED
usedInConflict World War I

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Austro-Hungarian Navy notableShip SMS Szent István