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Fridtjof Nansen 

sailing training ship
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Instance of	sailing ship traditional ship
Call sign	DGLS
Has use	training vessel
Manufacturer	Kalundborg Skibsværft
Shipping port	Stralsund
Country of registry	Germany
Service entry	1919
Inception	1919
Gross tonnage	247
Beam	6.8 m 6.9 m
Draft	3.2 m 2.57 m
Length	52 m 43 m
Authority file  Q15301293 IMO ship number: 5130094 MMSI: 211364430 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries PetScan statistics WikiMap Locator tool KML file Search depicted

Ship edit

• Type: 3-mast topsailschooner
• Yard: Kalundbørg Shibsvareft, Kalundborg, Dänemark
• Length: 52.00 m
• Beam: 6.80
• Draft: 3.20
• Sail area: 850 qm
• Engine: 4-cyl Callesen Diesel 191 kW
• TS-Nummer: TS G 486

History edit

• 1919 Named: EDITH
• 1922 Sold to Reederei P.F. Cleeman in Aabenraa (Dänemark), renamed: FREDERIK FISCHER Flag: Denmark
• 1927 Sold to Kapitän M. P. F. Leistikow, Arnis Renamed: GERTRUD II Flag: Germany
• 1934 Sold to Kapitän H. F. P. Morgenroth
• 1938 Sold to Kapitän Hinrich Chr. Jungclaus
• 1939 In Greifswald
• 1944 Used for refugee transport, saved 500 lives.
• 1952 Lengthened to 43,33 m
• 1981 Sold to Kapitän Hanns Temme
• 1986 Out of service, laid up in Arnis an der Schlei.
• 1991 By employment project reconstructed as schooner at Peene-Werft in Wolgast.
• 25.03.1992 Christened FRIDTJOF NANSEN by the granddaughter of the Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen, Margret Greve
• 1997 Completed with figurehead Inuit hunter with bonespear.
• 2005 In television series of ARD and ARTE, Titel "Windstärke 8 – Das Auswandererschiff 1855". For the time renamed: BREMEN.