CA Blücher

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CA Blücher was a German Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruiser of the Kriegsmarine that was sunk during the German invasion of Norway in April 1940.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruiser
German heavy cruiser
Kriegsmarine ship
warship
armament 8 × 20.3 cm (8-inch) main guns
anti-aircraft guns
secondary guns
torpedo tubes
belligerent Nazi Germany
builder German shipyard
carried administrative personnel for occupation of Oslo
troops for the invasion of Norway
causeOfLoss combat action
conflict German invasion of Norway
countryOfOrigin Germany
crewComplement over 1,000 officers and men (approximate)
dateOfSinking April 9, 1940
designedFor ocean-going operations
displacement approximately 14,000 tons standard
over 18,000 tons full load
era World War II naval warfare
fate sunk
hullType steel warship hull
length approximately 205 meters
locationOfWreck Oslofjord, Norway NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed approximately 32 knots
namedAfter Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher NERFINISHED
nationality German
navalTheater World War II NERFINISHED
notableEvent sinking delayed German capture of Oslo
operatedBy Kriegsmarine NERFINISHED
operation Operation Weserübung NERFINISHED
propulsion steam turbines
role flagship of the naval group attacking Oslo
serviceBranch German Navy (Kriegsmarine) NERFINISHED
shipClass Admiral Hipper class NERFINISHED
sisterShipOf Admiral Hipper NERFINISHED
Lützow NERFINISHED
Prinz Eugen NERFINISHED
Seydlitz NERFINISHED
sunkBy Norwegian coastal defenses NERFINISHED
shore batteries
torpedoes from land-based torpedo battery
sunkIn Oslofjord NERFINISHED
sunkNear Oscarsborg Fortress NERFINISHED
type heavy cruiser

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