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| first colony at Port Darwin, who drowned in the | SS Gothenburg tragedy. |
| first colony at Port Darwin, who drowned in the | SS Gothenburg tragedy. |
| ent in Stuart Park was named after the ill-fated | SS Gothenburg, which left Darwin in February 1875 a |
| SS Gouverneur Morris (Hull Number 1627) was a Liber | |
| For the Norwegian refugee ship, see | SS Goya. |
| r leaving the port of New York, she helped beach | SS Graf Waldersee, damaged in a collision, removed |
| It is the site of a shipwreck: the | S.S. Graffoe (a 2,996-ton steamship bound from Glasg |
| n to North East Shipping Corporation and renamed | SS Grand Loyalty; the vessel was re-flagged Panaman |
| SS Grantala | |
| MS Victory, with some of the rigging coming from | SS Great Britain. |
| 8-23 - Isambard Kingdom Brunel's paddle steamer | SS Great Western (1838) makes the Transatlantic Cro |
| largest ship afloat, following scrapping of the | SS Great Eastern a decade earlier. |
| The | SS Great Eastern liner made by Isambard Kingdom Bru |
| the preservation of HMS Belfast, HMS Warrior and | SS Great Britain. |
| Dry docks: | SS Great Britain, the Matthew |
| Shipbuilding, Inc. of Pascagoula, Mississippi as | SS Great Republic under Maritime Administration con |
| nced on 25 May 2006 and the prize was awarded to | SS Great Britain. |
| r Isambard Kingdom Brunel's famous steamship the | SS Great Eastern. |
| red the stern windows for the restoration of the | SS Great Britain. |
| mbard Kingdom Brunel to change the design of the | SS Great Britain from paddle to screw propulsion, b |
| July 19 - Isambard Kingdom Brunel's steamship, | SS Great Western, is launched in Bristol. |
| In 1857 the screw engines for the steamship | SS Great Eastern were built at the foundry. |
| en to produce museum labels for artefacts on the | SS Great Britain in the form of tanka, mesostic poe |
| avy until 1916, and made the chains for Brunel's | SS Great Eastern, famously photographed by Robert H |
| o buy Lundy Island (for the National Trust), the | SS Great Britain and, more recently, £500,000 to th |
| am hammer lay in forging the paddle shaft of the | SS Great Britain. |
| is based on a famous photo of Brunel aboard the | SS Great Britain. |
| SS Great Britain (for the preserved steamship SS Gr | |
| Brunel's | SS Great Britain, preserved in the dry dock in whic |
| It is situated adjacent to the | SS Great Britain on the south side of the harbour o |
| orporation on 22 April 1960 and they renamed her | SS Green Wave. |
| The Roman Catholic church of | SS Gregory and Augustine on Woodstock Road was desi |
| SS Grenadier Regiment 38 | |
| SS Grenadier Regiment 37 | |
| Later she was simply named | SS Grey. |
| won the Bathurst round in a Holden VL Commodore | SS Group A SV |
| The race winning Holden VL Commodore | SS Group A SV of Win Percy and Allan Grice |
| und of the championship in a Holden VL Commodore | SS Group A SV |
| ndman and IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad lead local | SS groups. |
| Six months later it was renamed the | SS Guard Battalion Zealand. |
| "calming effect" of the delousing deception, an | SS guard stood at the door, as if awaiting the pris |
| Erich Bauer (1900-1980), Nazi | SS Guard at Sobibor death camp during World War II. |
| lonne was one of the cabinet members taken under | SS guard from Vichy to Belfort on the night on 17-1 |
| tion by Nikolai Baibakov and Semyon Budennyi, an | SS guard regiment and a Cossack regiment were forme |
| He was put on trial with fellow | SS guard Wilhelm Schubert in Bonn West Germany for |
| Later, a woman has sex with an | SS guard, who is himself shot when he speaks out ag |
| but misses when he is spotted and tackled by an | SS guard. |
| f the airmen, only to be struck in the face by a | SS guard. |
| ish Jewish inmates were assigned specific German | SS guards that they were supposed to lure inside th |
| , the German government decided to try 16 former | SS guards from the Majdanek concentration camp. |
| Greatly outnumbered by the prisoners, the | SS guards began recruiting auxiliary forces from th |
| utality, which they used in order to impress the | SS guards and improve their own lot. |
| Von Ruffin says that | SS guards touched prisoners and then beat those who |
| However, the | SS guards will usually expose the player as an impo |
| Before the | SS guards left the camp, they had poisoned the rest |
| The | SS guards killed many of the remaining prisoners wh |
| pril, as the U.S. Army approached the camps, the | SS guards evacuated some 3,600 prisoners from the c |
| needed, the type of work they did, the number of | SS guards to be assigned to the detail, food and lo |
| Furthermore, according to trial records, | SS guards also tortured prisoners, left them to die |
| , but was not able to carry out the plan because | SS guards had been ordered - earlier that day - not |
| Outnumbered, the | SS guards moved out, leaving the prisoners behind. |
| lynched by other inmates after the escape of the | SS guards shortly before the liberation. |
| Allied soldiers, sexual brutalization by female | SS guards, and the prisoners' eventual revenge, whi |
| Trials of the Flemish | SS guards, considered Nazi collaborators, were held |
| In 1947, she was sold and became the | SS Gulfmills. |
| The | SS had instructed her to set up a girl orchestra. |
| For suspected insubordination, she claimed, the | SS had threatened to send her to the gas chambers h |
| cab design, engine and transmission, except the | SS had a tilting cab which made maintenance and ove |
| By the outbreak of World War II, the | SS had solidified into its final form. |
| By 1936, the | SS had been declared illegal in Austria, and the 11 |
| As the SA and | SS had surrounded the representative buildings no e |
| By 1943, the Concentration Camp service of the | SS had been completely folded into the Waffen-SS, w |
| The | SS had transferred these prisoners from the Lichten |
| By March 1933, the | SS had grown from a tiny personal bodyguard unit to |
| In February 1943, the | SS had begun formation of a new Waffen-SS division |
| he Strasshof concentration camp, provided by the | SS, had worked on estates in Austria owned by the L |
| 2, 1943 she sank the British steam merchant ship | SS Haiching off the western coast of India. |
| s co-authors on that work were John LeConte and | S.S. Haldeman. |
| that of the Spanish explorer, Hernando DeSoto) | S.S. Hall laid out the first addition to the Village |
| Petro Franchuk, one of the members of | SS Halychyna |
| As | SS Hanging Rock she operating briefly out of Philad |
| She operated under the names | SS Harley and SS Southerner. |
| 42, she sank the 5,082 ton British merchant ship | SS Hartlebury, dispersed from Convoy PQ 17, en rout |
| s built in 1907 as the commercial passenger ship | SS Harvard at Chester, Pennsylvania, by the Delawar |
| Once again | SS Harvard, she resumed commercial service, during |
| His manga | SS has since been adapted into a movie to be releas |
| -entering commercial service for a short time as | SS Hastier, on 3 November 1920, the ship caught fir |
| cuation began an hour later under the command of | SS Hauptsturmfuhrer Teodor Meyer. |
| subsequently was renamed several times, becoming | SS Hawaii Bear in 1969, SS Austral Glade in 1975, S |
| The | SS Hawkesbury, operating from the 1880s, and the SS |
| For the steamship, see | SS Hawkinge. |
| 1913 in Augsburg and after volunteering for the | SS he was given the SS service number 142 869 and t |
| the Iron Cross holder and a member of the Waffen | SS he held the rank of Untersturmfuhrer. |
| While fleeing the | SS he was betrayed by a farmer who was hiding him r |
| An early officer in the | SS, he was possibly involved in the Wormhoudt massa |
| Upon joining the | SS he was issued the service number 227 129, his fi |
| As a member of the | SS, he served as a lagerarzt (camp doctor) at Dacha |
| n Gielgud) is approached by General Max Helm and | SS Head of Police for Rome Colonel Herbert Kappler |
| er Lorenz (October 2, 1891 - March 13, 1974) was | SS head of the Hauptamt Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle |
| It was not until 1934, after most of the | SS headquarters offices had relocated to Berlin, th |
| Many were transferred from | SS headquarters to a former hotel near Meran in Sou |
| He was a senior officer of the 101st | SS Heavy Panzer Detachment. |
| SS Heavy Panzer Battalion 101 renamed in 1944, as S | |
| Over its history, the 101 | SS Heavy Panzer Battalion lost 107 tanks for 500 en |
| Busse's plan the heavy King Tiger tanks of 502nd | SS heavy Panzer battalion should lead this caterpil |
| Staudegger ended the war in the 101st | SS Heavy Panzer Battalion which was present at the |
| He was later transferred to the 101st | SS Heavy Panzer Battalion and commanded a Tiger tan |
| uded all Albanian people, wrote to Reichsfuehrer | SS Heinrich Himmler to request his assistance in es |
| reunion for veterans of the Wehrmacht and Waffen | SS held at the Ulrichsberg mountain in Austria. |
| In 1870, | S.S. Helior invented the flush type toilet, and it b |
| The Liberty Ship | SS Henry Gilbert Costin (Maritime Commission Hull N |
| World War II Liberty Ship | SS Henry Lomb, hull number 1784 |
| toomboot N.V. of Amsterdam, Holland, and renamed | SS Hersilia, the former Navy cargo ship operated ou |
| He also torpedoed | SS Hesperian on 4 September and SS Cymric on 8 May |
| 39 Kempenfelt collided with the British merchant | SS Hester off Newhaven. |
| can continue with another byte transfer or pull | SS high to end the transfer |
| ined passenger/cargo vessel and originally named | SS Hilary. |
| SS Hisko was built for the United States Shipping B | |
| SS Hollandia, a Swedish cargo ship, was sunk by UB- | |
| He was the recipient of the | SS Honor Ring. |
| Any membership in the Lebensborn and all | SS honors were noted. |
| SS Honour Ring (?) | |
| ul in her efforts to get the crew of 24 from the | SS Hopelyn to safety after damaging the lifeboat ag |
| SS Hopelyn wrecked on 17 October 1922. | |
| In 1922 the lifeboat went to the rescue of the | SS Hopelyn which had run aground on Scroby Sands. |
| ted to the United States in 1856 sailing on the | S.S. Horizon. |
| maringen Bichelonne took ill and was sent to the | SS hospital at Hohenlychen where he died of a pulmo |
| distress message from the British merchant ship | SS Hupeh which had been boarded by pirates in the Y |
| As | S.S. Ice King, the ship began commercial service lat |
| is Merchant Navy career as third engineer aboard | SS Ichanga. |
| SS Ideal X was the first container ship. | |
| lism (1940-1942) and finally to the most radical | SS ideology, desiring one great Germanic empire in |
| n California aboard the Chios, Greece-registered | SS IGOR (originally the SS PHILIP C. SHERA), a Worl |
| 36, MGH | SS II, p. 597. |
| s chief officer on the commandeered French liner | SS Ile de France, which was converted into a troops |
| iled for California from New York on the steamer | SS Illinois to Aspinwall, crossed the isthumus of P |
| e und Truppen der deutschen Wehrmacht und Waffen | SS im Zweiten Weltkrieg 1939-1945 VIERTER BAND: Die |
| 13, Escoffier met Kaiser Wilhelm II on board the | SS Imperator, one of the largest ocean liners of th |
| alized; the company's flagships, the triumvirate | SS Imperator, SS Vaterland and SS Bismarck were ced |
| es of concentration camp prisoners killed by the | SS in a barn just outside the town. |
| he got 6th place driving an Isotta Fraschini 8A | SS in 1927 with Bindo Maserati. |
| an electrician before joining the Schutzstaffel ( | SS) in 1933. |
| r Youth on 18 October 1931 and the NSDAP and the | SS in 1933. |
| Hoppe joined the | SS in 1933 and in 1936 he married Charlotte Baranow |
| A graduate of General Vanier | S.S. in Cornwall, Lori competed at OFSAA Provincial |
| By the end of 1944 the Germaansche | SS in Nederland only existed on paper, thanks to th |
| p Women: The Female Auxiliaries Who Assisted the | SS in Running the Concentration Camp System |
| Either he was put to death by the | SS in Berlin, or he was shot by a Soviet soldier. |
| He joined the Nazi Party and | SS in 1937 and was awarded the title War Economy Le |
| He joined the Nazi Party in 1933 and the | SS in 1941. |
| was unable to read or write, until he joined the | SS in November 1941. |
| He joined the | SS in 1933 and the Nazi party in 1937. |
| ecruitment and propaganda offices for the Waffen | SS in Oslo, Copenhagen, Brussels and The Hague. |
| i Party in 1931 as member number 753,836 and the | SS in 1934 as member number 270,600. |
| was chief of Race and Settlement Main Office the | SS In this capacity, he participated in the Germani |
| ed the SA, and by the time he transferred to the | SS in 1939, his rank of Gefreiter (Private). |
| He joined the Nazi party in 1937 and the | SS in 1942. |
| inally trained as a wine salesman, he joined the | SS in 1931. |
| ion, but the mining of the camp perimeter by the | SS in the summer of 1943 rendered the plan impracti |
| He became a section leader of the General | SS in Klagenfurt. |
| Gratschus joined the | SS in 1935 and the Nazi Party in 1936. |
| orced labour camps, the employment of police and | SS in the evacuations of the ghettos, in Warsaw ghe |
| He resigned from the | SS in 1939. |
| He volunteered to join the | SS in November 1936 (SS number 285.640) and later j |
| He joined the Nazi Party in October 1932 and the | SS in April 1933 (number 51922). |
| an in the Ardeatine massacre, carried out by the | SS in March 1944 at Rome. |
| " and became the largest regiment command of the | SS in Austria, under the authority of the SS-Oberab |
| January of 1932 (NSDP 1 331 536) and joined the | SS in October of 1933 (SS 129 771) (*1) By February |
| Gideon enlisted in the | SS in 1933 (as member number 88,657) and the Nazi P |
| y units of the German army, including the Waffen | SS, in World War II. |
| 1, 1925 - June 29, 2007) entered the Nazi Waffen | SS in 1943, aged eighteen. |
| Hubble Telescope Star and Galaxy Data, Tutorial | SS, in Nisbet, R, J. Elder, and G. Miner (Eds), Han |
| He joined the Nazi party and the | SS in December 1939. |
| from the Wehrmacht to the control of the Waffen | SS in June 1943, becoming the 5th SS Volunteer Stur |
| He joined the Nazi Party and the | SS in 1938, after Adolf Hitler's Germany annexed th |
| He volunteered to join the | SS in 1938 and took part in the occupation of the S |
| ed school he volunteeered to join the Allgemeine | SS in November 1932 and transferreed to the SS-VT i |
| He volunteered to join the Waffen | SS in September 1940, and was posted to the SS Tote |
| He volunteered to join the | SS in 1934 and was posted to the SS-VT in September |
| operations with the murderous activities of the | SS in the area. |
| was sent to the Hygiene Institute of the Waffen | SS in Raisko, about four km from the main camp at A |
| Both were recaptured and executed by the | SS in Bronzolo on 15 September 1943. |
| ust 1910 in Hamburg, he joined the NSDAP and the | SS in 1935 being given the party number 216 161 and |
| r 5, 1970) was a German lawyer and member of the | SS in Nazi Germany, which he joined in 1933. |
| cist activities, and was shot on August 7 by the | SS in a forest between Detmold and Warburg while be |
| sh Union of Fascists before World War II, to the | SS in Nazi Germany, and to members of a quasi-polit |
| In 1929, Lorenz joined the Nazi Party and the | SS in 1931. |
| The | SS Ina Mactavish was a small coaster that was wreck |
| the Corporation's hitherto largest lake steamer | SS Inca (1,809 tons), the smaller SS Coya (546 tons |
| 933 - 1941, he worked in the main offices of the | SS, including the SS-Wirtschafts-Verwaltungshauptam |
| p was subsequently laid up in the James River as | SS Increase A. Lapham. |
| He chartered the steamship | S.S. India at Geelong and on October 4, 1861 landed |
| SS Indianapolis was launched on 4 July 1918 by Puse | |
| ard at Norfolk the same day, once again becoming | SS Indianapolis. |
| When he recovered he was given command of the 2 | SS Infantry Brigade in April to August 1943. |
| In this meeting it was decided that the 2 | SS Infantry Brigade along with the 1 SS Infantry Br |
| and eventually was re designated the 2nd Latvian | SS Infantry Brigade and on the 18 May 1943, and use |
| The 1 | SS Infantry Brigade (mot) was disbanded on 24 Janua |
| The 2 | SS Infantry Brigade was raised on 15 May 1941 and w |
| In February 1942, he was posted to the | SS Infantry Reserve Battalion Germania as the comma |
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