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Masuren was a 2,385 ton cargo ship which was built in 1935. She was seized by Britain in 1945 and renamed Empire Annan. In 1950 she was renamed Thomas N Epiphaniades and then Helga Böge in 1952. In 1959, she was renamed Fuhlsbüttel. She served until 1964 when she was scrapped in Bremerhaven.

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rdfs:label	SS Masuren (en)
rdfs:comment	Masuren was a 2,385 ton cargo ship which was built in 1935. She was seized by Britain in 1945 and renamed Empire Annan. In 1950 she was renamed Thomas N Epiphaniades and then Helga Böge in 1952. In 1959, she was renamed Fuhlsbüttel. She served until 1964 when she was scrapped in Bremerhaven. (en)
foaf:name	Empire Annan (1945–50) (en) Fuhlsbüttel (1960–64) (en) Helga Böge (1952–60) (en) Masuren (1935–45) (en) *Thomas N Epiphaniades (1950–52) (en)
dcterms:subject	World War II merchant ships of Germany Merchant ships of the United States Ships built by Schichau Ships built in Danzig Steamships of Greece Steamships of Germany Merchant ships of Greece Merchant ships of the United Kingdom 1935 ships Steamships of the United Kingdom Merchant ships of Germany Empire ships Ministry of War Transport ships
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Wikipage revision ID	1087026379 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bremerhaven Horsepower United Kingdom Volos World War II merchant ships of Germany Merchant ships of the United States Copenhagen Elbing Fuhlsbüttel Greece Ministry of War Transport Ships built by Schichau Ships built in Danzig Steamships of Greece Maritime call sign Masuria Danzig Steamships of Germany Nordenham Cargo ship Merchant ships of Greece Marine steam engine Hamburg Merchant ships of the United Kingdom 1935 ships Steamships of the United Kingdom Merchant ships of Germany Empire ships Ministry of War Transport ships Königsberg New York City World War II Schichau-Werke United States Maritime Commission IMO number Official number Steam turbine
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Ship operator	Owner operated except: Crosby, Son & Co Ltd, London (en)
Ship power	358 (xsd:integer)
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