SMS Leipzig sunk

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SMS Leipzig sunk refers to the destruction and sinking of the German light cruiser SMS Leipzig by British naval forces during the 1914 Battle of the Falkland Islands in World War I.

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Surface form Occurrences
SMS Leipzig 0
Battle of the Falkland Islands 0

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Imperial German Navy ship
light cruiser
naval battle
warship
aftermath wreck sank after heavy shelling
armament 10 × 10.5 cm SK L/40 guns
torpedo tubes
belligerent German Empire
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
builtAt AG Weser, Bremen NERFINISHED
causeOfLoss gunfire
class Bremen-class cruiser NERFINISHED
commandedBy Carl Haun NERFINISHED
conflict Battle of the Falkland Islands NERFINISHED
World War I
country German Empire
crewComplement approximately 286
date 1914-12-08
dateOfSinking 1914-12-08
displacement about 3,800 tons (standard)
engagedWith British cruisers at the Battle of the Falkland Islands
fate sunk in combat
involvedShip HMS Cornwall NERFINISHED
HMS Glasgow NERFINISHED
HMS Kent NERFINISHED
SMS Leipzig NERFINISHED
launched 1905
location South Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
majorityOfCrew killed in action
notableEngagement Battle of Coronel NERFINISHED
operator Imperial German Navy NERFINISHED
partOf East Asia Squadron NERFINISHED
World War I NERFINISHED
placeOfSinking off the Falkland Islands
propulsion triple-expansion steam engines
result British victory
role commerce raider
scuttlingAttempt crew attempted to scuttle before sinking
sunkBy HMS Cornwall NERFINISHED
HMS Glasgow NERFINISHED
HMS Kent NERFINISHED
Royal Navy NERFINISHED
sunkIn Battle of the Falkland Islands NERFINISHED
survivors few
theatreOfWar South Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
yearOfBattleOfTheFalklandIslands 1914

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Battle of the Falkland Islands GermanLoss SMS Leipzig sunk