Re: Meteor's victims
Posted by:
Rolf Skiold
()
Date: June 11, 2003 12:36PM
<HTML>This ship did not exist in the Swedish records about seized ship:
FRAGTER THORSTEN, SWE, 1634 grt, 16/6/1915, Skaggarek? taken as prize.
And there is no ship with the name THORSTEN in the record of sunken vessel during the First world War.
I have tried to find here by other sources, but come up with nothing.
FRAGTER means freighter.
The only THORSTEN I can find is a tug (ex: PRINSESSAN INGEBORG) and of 187 grt build 1899.
So, is there anyone how can explaine this?
Regards
Rolf Skiold</HTML>
FRAGTER THORSTEN, SWE, 1634 grt, 16/6/1915, Skaggarek? taken as prize.
And there is no ship with the name THORSTEN in the record of sunken vessel during the First world War.
I have tried to find here by other sources, but come up with nothing.
FRAGTER means freighter.
The only THORSTEN I can find is a tug (ex: PRINSESSAN INGEBORG) and of 187 grt build 1899.
So, is there anyone how can explaine this?
Regards
Rolf Skiold</HTML>
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