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English: General cargo ship ERIKA (IMO 5105465) built at Elsflether Werft, Elsfleth/Germany (yard № 186, launched: 04-1933, delivered: 05-1933) as fishing vessel for Leerer Heringsfischerei AG, 1939-1945 used by Kriegsmarine (German Navy) as supply vessel , 1956 sold to Norwegian owner, 1957 converted to general cargo ship at Ottesens Skipsbyggeri, Sagvåg/Norway, 1986-1990 laip up at Sagvåg , 1990 sold to German owner and renamed PIPPILOTTA, 1990-1992 converted to three-masted-schooner; photo by Bernt Fogelberg, copyright owned by Sjöhistoriska museet.
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