About: French ironclad Magenta

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Magenta was the lead ship of her class of two broadside ironclads built for the French Navy (Marine nationale) in the early 1860s. She served as flagship of the Mediterranean Squadron.

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rdfs:label	Magenta (Schiff, 1862) (de) Magenta (1861) (es) French ironclad Magenta (en) Magenta (nave corazzata) (it) Magenta (1861) (fr)
rdfs:comment	Die Magenta war ein französisches Panzerschiff und Namensgeber der , der ansonsten nur noch die Solférino angehörte. Die Magenta sank am 31. Oktober 1875, nachdem ein Feuer an Bord ausgebrochen war. (de) Magenta was the lead ship of her class of two broadside ironclads built for the French Navy (Marine nationale) in the early 1860s. She served as flagship of the Mediterranean Squadron. (en) El Magenta fue un buque acorazado de la Marina Francesa botado en 1859 en el puerto de Brest. Buque cabeza de su clase, de la que formaba parte su gemelo Solférino, el Magenta era un buque blindado o acorazado de finales del siglo XIX, similar al Gloire, también francés, al Numancia español o al Warrior británico. (es) La Magenta fu una nave corazzata, capoclasse della classe Magenta, in servizio con la Marine nationale dal 1862 al 1875. Prendeva il nome dalla battaglia di Magenta, combattuta nell'anno della sua costruzione dall'esercito imperiale francese. (it) Le Magenta est une frégate cuirassée de la Marine française lancée en 1861 à Brest et connue pour avoir fait naufrage avec sa cargaison en rade de Toulon, le 31 octobre 1875. Affecté comme navire amiral de la flotte française de Méditerranée dès 1865, le Magenta passe par le Mexique en 1867 avant d'être mis à quai pour le changement de son artillerie. La nuit du 31 octobre 1875, en rade de Toulon, le Magenta, de retour de croisière durant laquelle il a été chargé à La Goulette en Tunisie du produit de fouilles effectuées sur le site archéologique de Carthage par Evariste Pricot de Sainte-Marie, explose des suites d'un incendie incontrôlé. Après que des scaphandriers parviennent à réaliser quelques missions de récupération d'objets en particulier d'artefacts archéologiques principalement pu (fr)
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