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SMS Wien

Description: 1895 Monarch-class battleship

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Wien

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Wien

Book Naval Warfare: An International Encyclopedia

Author Spencer C. Tucker, ed.

Published ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, CA, 2002

ISBN 1576072193, 9781576072196, 1576077403, 9781576077405

Page 759

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Wien

Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia

Author Lincoln P. Paine

Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1997

ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567

Page 328

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Wien (Austro-Hungarian merchant ship) Subscribe to view

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Wien (built 1911, at Trieste; tonnage: 7367) Subscribe to view

Wien (bulk handysize; built 1976; Cyprus; 50597 dwt; also named: Paulette, Hapag Lloyd Wien, Silver Dignity, Alexia V; IMO: 7401370) Subscribe to view

Wien (dry cargo vessel; built 1911; United Kingdom; also named: Aino Nurminen, Cento, Jurko Topic, Hammarland, Karlshamn) Subscribe to view

Wien (dry cargo vessel; built 1913; Italy; 7908 dwt; also named: Cosala, Trevilley, Serafin Topic) Subscribe to view

Wien (German, Auxiliary Minesweeper) Subscribe to view

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Wien (see as Aino Nurminen) Subscribe to view

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Wien (tweendecker; built 1966; Lebanon; 2594 dwt; also named: Sabine S, Seeadler, Austrian Sailor, Eridan, Maya, Solara; IMO: 6704098) Subscribe to view

Wien, Aust. Battleship, torpedoed Subscribe to view

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