sinking of SMS Emden

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The sinking of SMS Emden was the 1914 World War I naval engagement in which the German light cruiser SMS Emden was destroyed by the Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney near the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

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instanceOf World War I naval engagement
naval battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Cocos NERFINISHED
belligerentSide Allies of World War I NERFINISHED
Central Powers NERFINISHED
cause engagement between SMS Emden and HMAS Sydney
chronology early naval actions of World War I in the Indian Ocean
combatant Australia NERFINISHED
British Empire NERFINISHED
German Empire NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
coordinateOperation defence of Cocos (Keeling) Islands wireless station
countryOfShipLost German Empire NERFINISHED
countryOfShipVictorious Australia GENERATED
date 9 November 1914
hasParticipant HMAS Sydney NERFINISHED
SMS Emden NERFINISHED
location Cocos (Keeling) Islands NERFINISHED
Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
notableFor end of SMS Emden commerce raiding campaign
first major Australian naval action in World War I
opposingCommander John Glossop NERFINISHED
Karl von Müller NERFINISHED
partOf World War I NERFINISHED
precededBy raiding operations of SMS Emden in the Indian Ocean
result Allied victory
destruction of SMS Emden
shipSunk SMS Emden NERFINISHED
shipTypeInvolved light cruiser
protected cruiser
theatre Asian and Pacific theatre of World War I NERFINISHED
victoriousShip HMAS Sydney NERFINISHED
year 1914

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Emden Gun memorial hasCause sinking of SMS Emden