Pamir
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The survivors of the Shipwreck
 Hans Georg Wirth, Seaman |
 Volkert Anders, Cadet |
 Karl Otto Duemmer, Cook |
 Karl Kraaz, Cadet |
 Klaus Fredrichs, Seaman |
 Guenther Hasselbach, Seaman |
 Captain Johannes Diebitsch, 1957 |
 Captain Hermann Eggers, 1956 (1) |
 Köhler, Cap. Eggers, M.-Kaufmann 1956 (1) |
Officer Rolf-Dieter Köhler
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 Dr.Heller &.R-D Köhler, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
 Rolf-Dieter Köhler, Falmouth 1956 |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Off. Köhler & Meyer, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
 Rolf-Dieter Köhler, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
 Dr. Harms, Off. Köhler & Meyer, 1956 (1) |
 Rolf-Dieter Köhler, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
 Rolf-Dieter Köhler, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
 Rolf-Dieter Köhler, Falmouth 1956 (1) |
Captain Alfred Schmidt
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The Windhoek was in Angola at Lobito in 1939, when the war broke out, and the vapors Wagogo (3118 BRT, 1915) and Wameru (4076 BRT, 1920) who had found refuge there. In December 1939, the Windhoek left Lobito, barely disguised as a Japanese ship, for South America and arrived on December 7, 1939, in Las Palmas. The crossing was carried out despite allied research groups against Admiral Graf Spee in the Atlantic. This episode is told in the book: Mit MR 12 uber den ozean die abenteuerliche heimfahrt der funf von der "Windhuk" von Lobito-bay nach Las Palmas. Alfred Eduard Schmidt Berlin, Steiniger-verlage [1940] ; Allemand ; Hardcover, illustrations, 207pp. He embarked on the Pamir as third officer in June 1956 and disappeared with the ship ( ).
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 1 Off. Meyer - Kaufmann 1956 (1) |
 1 Off. Meyer - Kaufmann 1956 (1) |
 3 Off. Peter Meyer, 1956 (1) |
 3 Off. Peter Meyer, 1956 (1) |
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He sank with the ship ( ).
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He has survived the Wreck and published a book (2). |
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Julius Stober was the sailmaker on the Pamir.
He boarded for her last voyages in 1955 ( )
and in 1956
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He sank with the ship at 65. |
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He boarded for her last voyages in 1955 ( )
and in 1956
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He sank with the ship at 67. |
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He then boarded the Passat at the age of 21 years. He continued his career in the merchant marine and now lives in Canada.
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 Call by Rolf-Dieter Kohler 1956 (1) |
 Kohler, Meyer, Meyer - Kaufmann 1956 (1) |
 Call by P. Meyer 1956 (2) |
 Köhler, Richter, C. Eggers, Meyer, von Gernet., Braun, Dr. Harms 24/06/1956 Torbay 1956 (1) |
 Officers and crew 1956 (1) |
 P. Meyer, C. Eggers, Köhler, Meyer-K. 1956 (1) |
| Crossing the Line
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 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Captain Eggers 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (1) |
 Crossing the Line 20/07/1956 (2) |
| At Buenos Aires
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 Shanty at Cafe Richmond 31/08/1956 Buenos Aires (1) |
 Shanty at Cafe Richmond 31/08/1956 Buenos Aires (1) |
 Karl-Otto Dummer & Jimmy Stober 1956 Buenos Aires (2) |
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