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| Degen ( | SS), a type of straight saber used by the German SS |
| The Liberty Ship | SS A. Frank Lever was named after Lever. |
| SS A. J. Cermak (Hull Number 1836) was a Liberty sh | |
| SS A. Frank Lever was a Liberty ship built in the U | |
| In World War II, the United States liberty ship | SS Abel Parker Upshur was named in his honor. |
| Local rings of high embedding dimension, | SS Abhyankar - American Journal of Mathematics, 196 |
| s on expansion techniques in algebraic geometry, | SS Abhyankar, B Singh - 1977 - Tata Institute of Fu |
| Algebraic surfaces, O Zariski, | SS Abhyankar, J Lipman, D Mumford - 1995 - books.go |
| The | SS Abner Doubleday was a liberty ship built during |
| SS Abraham Clark (Hull Number 75) was a Liberty shi | |
| Not to be confused with | SS Abyssinia. |
| d to the ship's distress call, one of which, the | SS Achilles, a Dutch steamship, rescued the entire |
| indicates the murderous nature of Schutzstaffel ( | SS) activities in Serbia. |
| Junge also claims that Gretl fell for Hitler's | SS Adjutant Fritz Darges, but he was suddenly dismi |
| pektion der Konzentrationslager) was the central | SS administrative and managerial authority for the |
| o, as were the Ministry of Munitions, the Waffen | SS Administrative College, the barracks of the Impe |
| Commander of SS-Oberabschnitt Rhein-Westmark (an | SS administrative district named for the Rhine and |
| by author and former member of the Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler Erich Kern under the less sensation |
| 1.SS-Panzergrenadier-Division Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler |
| VII/.(Wach) Battalion, Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler. |
| Battalion, Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler Regiment. |
| s composed of units drawn from the Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler, Das Reich, Polizei Divisions and a |
| commander of 1. SS-Panzer-Division Leibstandarte | SS Adolf Hitler ("LSSAH") during World War II. |
| d via Bremerhaven to the United States (see also | SS Adolphine). |
| The ship was laid down as type T2-A tanker | SS Aekay, M.C. hull 148 on 12 June 1941 by Sun Ship |
| SS African Glen (USA), sunk in 1973 during the Yom | |
| ring World War II, he volunteered for the Waffen | SS after Operation Barbarossa. |
| Donnevert remained on the pay-roll of the | SS after this, albeit with little of real purpose t |
| ximately 500 Hungarian volunteers who joined the | SS after Germany occupied the country in 1944. |
| Bremer joined the | SS aged nineteen and was issued SS number 310 405, |
| n become a memorial to the 22 WRNS killed on the | SS Aguila in 1941, and will attend regattas and exh |
| commemorate the sinking of the Yeoward Line ship | SS Aguila, and the loss of 22 members of the Women' |
| Also present was Captain Arthur Frith from the | SS Aguila. |
| SS) Air Northeast (Brockway Air | |
| pel went on to design an improved variant of the | SS airship which would be known as the SSZ. |
| Alex Rodriguez, | SS, AL Gold Glove |
| SS Al-Abbas was the first merchant ship built at th | |
| She was built as the civilian tanker | SS Alameda, but transferred to the U.S. Navy after |
| ameda was purchased from civilian service as the | SS Alameda; the other three were built for the gove |
| "The Requiem Masque," ( | ss) Albedo One #3 1993 |
| Crowned by Lightning, ( | ss) Albedo One #18 1998 |
| SS Albert M. Boe was a liberty ship laid down on 11 | |
| One of a group of four ships that included the | SS Albert Ballin, SS Hamburg, and SS New York, the |
| liners were ordered from Harland and Wolff, the | SS Alberta and SS Albany. |
| The | SS Alert was a steamship that sunk off Cape Schanck |
| The | SS Alert |
| The | SS Alesia was a 2,790 GRT ocean liner built for the |
| that 1988 squad to reach the Major Leagues were | SS Alex Arias and C Matt Walbeck. |
| survivors from the crew of the American merchant | SS Alexander Macomb which was torpedoed and sunk by |
| SS Alfredo Griffin: Toronto Blue Jays | |
| nchored, she was hit by the Clyde-Mallory Line's | SS Algonquin, a liner which was on a voyage from Ga |
| She sank three British merchants that day, the | SS Alhama, SS Ariosto and the SS Carsbreck. |
| 1941, the destroyer searched for survivors from | SS Almeda Star, torpedoed by U-96 on the 17th. |
| She visited the headquarters of the | SS almost daily to petition for her husband's relea |
| She visited the HQ of the | SS almost daily to petition for her husband's relea |
| he Thielbek, was summoned to a conference by the | SS along with Captain Bertram of the Cap Arcona at |
| ) and John Towe (drums, who had come from London | SS along with James). |
| He recommended that Maurice be expelled from the | SS, along with other members of his family. |
| The | SS Alpena was a sidewheel steamer built by Thomas A |
| he Army model but somewhat different in cut; the | SS also made extensive use of camouflage clothing a |
| Quinizarine Green | SS, also called Solvent Green 3, C.I. 61565, Oil Gr |
| September 4, 1942, sank | SS Amatlan, 6,511 tons |
| Green-ache, ( | ss) Amazing Nov 1989 |
| SS Amelia Earhart (Hull Number 117) was a Liberty s | |
| SS America under construction | |
| SS America, several ships of the name | |
| metime in 1955 and later renamed by that company | SS American Surveyor (18 May 1961). |
| and Shipbuilding Co., San Diego, CA and renamed | SS American Draco, 13 September 1983. |
| B2 was lost when she accidentally collided with | SS Amerika 4 mi (6.4 km) northeast of Dover in the |
| Re-named | SS Amerikanis ('American maiden'), the vessel proce |
| SS Amerikanis, a pioneering cruise ship and one of | |
| Rate of fire: 1400 - 1600 rpm ( | sS ammo) |
| Muzzle velocity: 705 m/s ( | sS ammo), 760, 785 or 790 m/s, depending on ammo ty |
| inrich Himmler chose to make him a member of the | SS, an 'honour' he would have been unwise to refuse |
| SS Ancon was an American steamship that became the | |
| The Panama Railroad Company replaced | SS Ancon in 1938 with a second SS Ancon, a larger s |
| a trio of American-built cargo liners named the | SS Ancon, SS Cristobal and SS Panama. |
| s made to recruit policemen of the SiPo into the | SS, and SS members into the Kripo and especially th |
| In 1940, he joined the 2nd | SS and Police Engineer reserve unit based in Dresde |
| of German-occupied Prague, number-two man in the | SS, and a chief architect of the Holocaust, who was |
| As | SS and Police Leader of the Poland's Warsaw distric |
| Breithaupt was promoted to | SS and Waffen Major General on August 15, 1941. |
| After the 19th | SS and the 21st Luftwaffe divisions had been withdr |
| Reinhard Heydrich), and the office of the local | SS and Police Leader. |
| The recruitment for Waffen | SS and Frikorps Danmark (Free Corps Denmark) was or |
| one of the oldest security organizations of the | SS and was first formed in 1931 as the Ic-Dienst, o |
| ive or released any recordings, and, like London | SS and Masters of the Backside, are more famed for |
| ntration camps through commercial credits to the | SS and its subsidiary DEST company. |
| via was cancelled Kiss briefly joined the Waffen | SS and became a member of the Guard Staff that prot |
| The Schutzstaffel ( | SS) and Sturmabteilung (SA) in Nazi Germany |
| tasked with coordinating the scientific work of | SS, and hosted the Ahnenerbe mission i Norway, led |
| inal by the International Military Tribunal (the | SS), and was implicated in the commission of war cr |
| These evacuations were initiated by the Nazi | SS and Police Chief of Lublin in collaboration with |
| els, St. Maur's, Ballinteer St Johns, Templeogue | SS and Round Towers, Clondalkin were eliminated fro |
| The rank is most often associated with the | SS, and also as a rank of the SA where Mann was the |
| d recruitment into the Luftwaffe rather than the | SS and achieved some success in diverting Flemings |
| hnitt had been overshadowed by the Office of the | SS and Police Leader, although the First Abschnitt |
| rland, whilst also recruiting volunteers for the | SS and arguing for an Anschluss-style takeover of S |
| Lullaby, (1987, Rev.1998) for children's choir ( | ss) and piano |
| Higher | SS and Police Leader of Radom - Nov. 30, 1939 - Aug |
| ch Jeckeln who would later become infamous as an | SS and Police Leader in Eastern Russia during World |
| large scale operation and involved thousands of | SS and Wehrmacht troops. |
| ad been completely merged with the Office of the | SS and Police Leader of Salzburg. |
| land was gradually folded into the office of the | SS and Police Leader commanding the northern Austri |
| World War II, he volunteered to join the Waffen | SS and by 1944 he was the commander of the 12th Com |
| In 1935 he volunteered to join the | SS and in 1938 served in the concentration camp ser |
| elf under the patronage of Heinrich Himmler, the | SS and various sponsors. |
| a, and sought to exonerate the Wehrmacht, Waffen | SS and Nazi organizations of any wrongdoing. |
| Stroop was subsequently named the Higher | SS and Police Leader in Greece on September 8, 1943 |
| icherheitsdienst, the intelligence agency of the | SS and the Nazi Party ruled by Reinhard Heydrich. |
| Before 1985, all shuttles had the label | SS and S was reserved for "special"' services, incl |
| In 1939 he joined the Allgemeine | SS and in 1940 he was drafted into the Waffen-SS. |
| Hence, he was appointed | SS and Police Leader, first from April 1943 in the |
| In April 1940, the | SS and the city of Hamburg signed a contract for th |
| hild Related Professions (CRP), Social Services ( | SS), and Education (EDU). |
| lskyi and troops under the command of the Higher | SS and Police Leader for the southern region, SS Ge |
| utschera - the execution of Franz Kutschera, the | SS and Police Leader in the Warsaw District, who wa |
| rlin on February 6, 1937, where they were met by | SS and SA squads, representatives of the German Naz |
| ing attacks by the German naval infantry, Danzig | SS and police and Wehrmacht were again repulsed by |
| He volunteered to join the | SS and was selected to be an officer, he was in com |
| t he was openly accused of co-operation with the | SS and the plan failed. |
| In 1944 he was promoted to | SS and Waffen SS Lt. General on April 20. |
| The 76th SS-Standarte coordinated | SS and Nazi Party activities in the city of Salzbur |
| (CRFs), chert fragments and sandstone fragments ( | Ss) and shale fragments (Sh). |
| He was sentenced to death by the | SS and police court in Den Haag in 1943. |
| s, the regiment was not officially a part of the | SS, and so the SS runes were not present on the vol |
| His final post was as | SS and Police Leader in occupied Denmark until the |
| cal and Jewish prisoners was not only due to the | SS and criminal prisoners, but to a lesser extent a |
| nz Riedweg, a Swiss physician who had joined the | SS and become the head of Germanic Volunteer Recrui |
| A year later he joined the | SS and was a SS-Brigade leader. |
| ate Police which was later incorporated into the | SS and he was issued the SS service number 229 338. |
| l men between the ages of sixteen and sixty, the | SS and members of the SD ordered 120 of the prisone |
| The 35th | SS and Police Grenadier Division was one of the thi |
| He volunteered to join the | SS and was posted to the SS Division Wiking. |
| The following is a comparison of regular | SS and Germanic-SS rank titles. |
| ovember 1922 at Ulm , he volunteered to join the | SS and was posted to the 3rd SS Division Totenkopf. |
| He volunteered to join the | SS and was posted to the 10th Company, 5th SS Panze |
| e) was primarily the intelligence service of the | SS and the Nazi Party in Nazi Germany. |
| He volunteered to join the | SS and was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd class in June |
| ormed of the plot on that same day, round up all | SS and Gestapo officers in Paris and imprison them. |
| ed by the "Einsatzgruppen" (death squads) of the | SS, and acted without the authorization from the lo |
| itish Commando) and the German Elite Troops (the | SS and the Fallschirmjager). |
| f belonging to illegal organizations, namely the | SS and the SD. |
| nts that Soobzokov had indeed strong ties to the | SS and that he had admitted to the CIA his particip |
| orps Denmark was set up at the initiative of the | SS and DNSAP who approached Lieutenant-Colonel C.P. |
| He was expelled from the | SS and from the Reichstag. |
| Sank 5 | S.S. and fired 2 torpedoes at H.M.S. MIMOSA. |
| ank was first created due to an expansion of the | SS and assigned to those officers in command of SS- |
| g World War II he volunteered to join the Waffen | SS and was posted to the 12th SS Panzer Division Hi |
| ibes the Anti-Christianity rampant in the Waffen | SS and the persecution and harassment wreaked on hi |
| T.I. eventually drives up in a '69 Camaro | SS and meets with Timberlake and they continue the |
| In November 1938 he volunteered to join the | SS and was posted to the 17th Company, SS Deutschla |
| ion-T4, while technical orders were given by the | SS and Police Leader of the Lublin district, Odilo |
| In September 1940 he joined the Waffen | SS and was posted to the SS Artilley Regiment stati |
| Korherr was never a member of the | SS and denied all knowledge of the Holocaust, sayin |
| AM, in Freedom Square, Minsk, in the presence of | SS and Police Leader Curt von Gottberg, the Preside |
| On 29 January they left for Glasgow to board the | SS Andalucia Star, which brought them to Jamaica, l |
| The wreckage of the | SS Andrea Doria, another liner sunk as the result o |
| he USS Monitor, various exploration dives on the | SS Andrea Doria, the USS Wilkes-Barre and U-2513. |
| heir return to New York was aboard the ill-fated | SS Andrea Doria, which was rammed and sunk by the S |
| SS Andrea Doria, an Italian ocean liner which capsi | |
| tarted after the accident when the Italian liner | SS Andrea Doria collided in dense fog and sank off |
| With his wife, Ann, he was a passenger on the | SS Andrea Doria, an ocean liner that collided with |
| the scene of the tragic collision of the liners | SS Andrea Doria and SS Stockholm and rescued the ca |
| SS Andrea, an Italian cargo ship seized by the UK i | |
| SS Andrew Furuseth figures prominently in the event | |
| In World War II, the United States liberty ship | SS Andrew Turnbull was named in his honor. |
| For the British steamship, see | SS Andrian. |
| new bow around 1957 and was rechristened as the | SS Angelo Petri. |
| SS Anglia was a steam ship requisitioned for use as | |
| SS Anglo-Norse (1897) | |
| SS Anglo-Norse (1914) | |
| itime Lines on 16 April 1948 and operated as the | SS Ankara. |
| 25 June 1941 - | SS Anna Bulgari 4,603 tons |
| and Somers, Cincinnati discovered one of these, | SS Annaliese Essberger, on 21 November 1942. |
| The | SS Annie Oakley (Hull Number 2227) was a Liberty sh |
| Nola was appointed maestro di cappella at the | SS Annunziata in Naples on February 1, 1563, a posi |
| SS Antenor had a gross registered tonnage (GRT) of | |
| SS Antenor served from 1872-1891 with the Ocean Ste | |
| SS Antenor was the first of five ships to bear the | |
| Theories over why the captain guided the | SS Antilles into the narrow shallow strait are stil |
| a to Leyte when attacking Japanese aircraft sank | SS Antoine Saugrain, a cargo ship laden with valuab |
| er in June 1940, sailing to North America on the | SS Antonia, where the two were reunited with Spira' |
| The | SS Antonio Lopez was a transport turned blockade ru |
| SS Aphrodite as a private yacht sometime between 18 | |
| a on January 16, 1916, with the merchant steamer | SS Appam, a vessel previously captured by the Germa |
| Most UK brigades bought Dennis | SS appliances. |
| On 19 August 1915 U-24 sank the White Star liner | SS Arabic, outward bound for America, 50 mi (80 km) |
| 22 June 1941 - | SS Arakaka 2,379 tons |
| n and Italian prisoners of war, survivors of the | SS Arandora Star which had been torpedoed by a U-bo |
| ngland to Canada for internment when their ship, | SS Arandora Star was torpedoed by a German U-boat, |
| A few hours later the | SS Araraquara was sunk, killing 131 people, followe |
| ld's first successful screw-propelled steamship, | SS Archimedes. |
| in the ship collision between the paddle steamer | SS Arctic and SS Vesta on 26 September 1814. |
| oners' area to the crematorium, which was in the | SS area. |
| on April 29, 1945, U.S. troops first entered the | SS area. |
| SS Arendal, seen from the north. | |
| SS Arendal, seen from the southeast. | |
| SS Argenta was launched in May 1919. | |
| Operation Paperclip on November 16, 1945 via the | SS Argentina and served at Fort Bliss and Huntsvill |
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