German cruiser Emden - Wikipedia
Emden was a light cruiser built for the German Navy (Reichsmarine) in the early 1920s. She was the only ship of her class and was the first large warship built in Germany after the end of World War I .
SMS Emden - Wikipedia
SMS Emden was a German light cruiser that operated in the East Asia Squadron and the Indian Ocean during World War I. She was sunk by the Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney in 1914 after a raid on the Cocos Islands.
Emden, SMS - 1914-1918-Online
Learn about the light cruiser Emden, which raided Allied shipping in the Indian Ocean in 1914 and became a German war hero. Read about its origins, wartime experience, legend and legacy, and selected bibliography.
KMS Emden (1925) - Naval Encyclopedia
2024年2月10日 · First postwar cruiser in Germany, the Emden (from the city, also to honour the famous 1914 corsair cruiser was authorized in 1921 in an unfavourable economic environment and suspicious allies. Emden was directly modelled after the last german cruisers built in WWI, the “Königsberg II” and the projected 1916 Flottenkreuzer (FK1) Entwurf 1916.
Daring and Elusive - SMS Emden and Her Crew have ... - WAR …
2018年7月30日 · Learn about the remarkable exploits of the SMS Emden, a light cruiser that raided Allied shipping and attacked enemy ports in the South Pacific during the First World War. Discover how Captain Karl von Muller and his crew evaded superior forces, captured and sunk several vessels, and earned respect and admiration.
The Kaiser’s Pirate Ship – The Astounding Voyage of SMS Emden ...
2013年5月8日 · GERMANY MAY NOT BE A COUNTRY NOTED FOR seafaring swashbucklers a la Francis Drake or Henry Morgan, but it can lay claim to Karl von Müller, the commander of the light cruiser SMS Emden. During the opening weeks of the First World War, von Müller and his crew of 360 waged an astonishing piratical campaign through the South Pacific and Indian ...
The Epic Journey of the Emden and Her Crew - History Collection
Learn how the German cruiser SMS Emden raided and sunk over 30 ships in the Indian Ocean during World War I, and how some of her crew escaped to freedom after being stranded on an island. Read about the chivalry, gallantry, and luck of …
Germany's Bold Naval Raider - Warfare History Network
Learn how the German cruiser Emden became a notorious raider in the Indian Ocean during World War I, capturing 23 vessels and evading the British fleet. Read about the ship's history, crew, and fate in this article.
Emden History - German Navy
The Emden was the first major German ship build after World War I, based on the design of the World War I small cruisers. It performed several voyages around the world and was used for military actions at the start of World War II.
Cruiser Emden - World War Photos
The light cruiser Emden was a German warship of the Reichsmarine of the Weimar Republic and later of the Kriegsmarine. She was the third German warship named after the city of Emden, after the two small cruisers Emden (commissioned in 1909) and Emden (commissioned in 1916).