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SMS Württemberg was the fourth and final member of the Bayern-class battleships ordered but never finished for the German Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial Navy) in the 1910s, sometimes considered to be part of a sub-class with her sister Sachsen. She was to be armed with the same main battery of eight 38 cm (15 in) guns in four gun turrets. Originally intended to serve as a fleet flagship, the start of World War I in July 1914 forced the Navy to simplify her design in the hopes that she could be completed in time to see service during the conflict. She was laid down in January 1915 at the Germaniawerft shipyard, but as resources were diverted to more pressing projects, including U-boat construction, work on the ship slowed; she was launched in June 1917, but only to clear the slipway for othe

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rdfs:comment	Die SMS Württemberg war das vierte Schiff der Bayern-Klasse und gleichzeitig das letzte für die Kaiserliche Marine gebaute Großlinienschiff. Wie auch ihr Schwesterschiff Sachsen wurde die Württemberg jedoch nicht fertiggestellt. (de) Le SMS Württemberg est le quatrième cuirassé de type Dreadnought de classe Bayern construit pour la Kaiserliche Marine pour remplacer le SMS Kaiser Wilhelm II. Il porte le nom de Royaume de Wurtemberg. (fr) El SMS Württemberg fue un acorazado de la clase Bayern, botado por la Marina Imperial Alemana durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, que nunca llegó a completarse. El buque era el último de su clase. De hecho, fue el último acorazado botado por el Imperio Alemán antes de su derrota en la Primera Guerra Mundial y el segundo buque en la historia de la Marina Imperial Alemana nombrado en honor al Reino de Wurtemberg, uno de los estados del Imperio Alemán. (es) 符腾堡号战列舰（德語：SMS Württemberg）是德意志帝国海军于1910年代建造的四艘巴伐利亚级战列舰中的最后一艘，但从未完工。它有时也会与姊妹舰萨克森号一同被视为该船级的亚级。该舰本将在四座双联装炮塔内安装八门380毫米口径炮作为，并打算作为公海舰队的旗舰使用，但随着第一次世界大战于1914年7月爆发，帝国海军被迫简化了它的设计，希望它能及时完工，以便在战争期间服役。舰只自1915年1月开始在汉堡的伏尔铿船厂，但随着资源被转移到建造U艇等更紧迫的项目上，该舰的工作被放缓；它于1917年6月下水，但只是要为其它工程而腾出船台。到施工终止时，它距离完工尚余12个月时间。战后，1919年6月签署的《凡尔赛条约》明确规定，德国所有在建的军舰都必须销毁，因此，符腾堡号于1921年被当作废料出售，至次年拆解。 (zh) SMS Württemberg was the fourth and final member of the Bayern-class battleships ordered but never finished for the German Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial Navy) in the 1910s, sometimes considered to be part of a sub-class with her sister Sachsen. She was to be armed with the same main battery of eight 38 cm (15 in) guns in four gun turrets. Originally intended to serve as a fleet flagship, the start of World War I in July 1914 forced the Navy to simplify her design in the hopes that she could be completed in time to see service during the conflict. She was laid down in January 1915 at the Germaniawerft shipyard, but as resources were diverted to more pressing projects, including U-boat construction, work on the ship slowed; she was launched in June 1917, but only to clear the slipway for othe (en) SMS „Württemberg” – niemiecki pancernik typu Bayern z okresu I wojny światowej. Został zwodowany, ale nie został ukończony i włączony do służby w Kaiserliche Marine. Nazwa pochodzi od Królestwa Wirtembergia (ten pancernik był drugim okrętem noszącym tę nazwę w niemieckiej flocie). (pl)
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