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Baku (Russian: Баку) was one of six Leningrad-class destroyer leaders built for the Soviet Navy during the 1930s, one of the three Project 38 variants. Completed in late 1939, the ship was assigned to the Pacific Fleet. About a year after the German invasion of Russia in June 1941, she was ordered to join the Northern Fleet, sailing through the Arctic Ocean. Together with several other destroyers, Baku left the Soviet Far East in July 1942 and arrived off Murmansk three months later where she began escorting convoys, mostly in the White and Barents Seas. The ship was badly damaged in a storm that sank another Soviet destroyer in November and was under repair for several months. Baku spent most of the rest of the war on convoy escort duties, although she did bombard several German-occupied

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rdfs:label	Baku (cacciatorpediniere) (it) Soviet destroyer Baku (en) Баку (лидер эскадренных миноносцев) (ru) Баку (лідер ескадрених міноносців) (uk)
rdfs:comment	Лидер эскадренных миноносцев «Баку» — советский лидер эскадренных миноносцев проекта 38 (лидеры ЭМ типа «Минск»), построенный для Советского Военно-Морского Флота в 1930-х годах. (ru) «Баку» (рос. Баку) — військовий корабель, лідер ескадрених міноносців військово-морського флоту СРСР часів Другої світової війни. Лідер ескадрених міноносців «Баку» закладений 15 січня 1935 року на верфізаводу № 198 ім. Андре Марті, у Миколаїві. Через рік, 10 березня 1936 роки перезакладений на стапелі в доці № 3 елінгу «А» на заводі у Комсомольськ-на-Амурі, де отримав назву «Київ». 25 липня 1938 року він був спущений на воду, а незабаром перевезений на у Владивостоку, де його продовжили добудовувати. 27 грудня 1939 року «Баку» увійшов до складу Робітничо-Селянського Червоного Флоту. (uk) Baku (Russian: Баку) was one of six Leningrad-class destroyer leaders built for the Soviet Navy during the 1930s, one of the three Project 38 variants. Completed in late 1939, the ship was assigned to the Pacific Fleet. About a year after the German invasion of Russia in June 1941, she was ordered to join the Northern Fleet, sailing through the Arctic Ocean. Together with several other destroyers, Baku left the Soviet Far East in July 1942 and arrived off Murmansk three months later where she began escorting convoys, mostly in the White and Barents Seas. The ship was badly damaged in a storm that sank another Soviet destroyer in November and was under repair for several months. Baku spent most of the rest of the war on convoy escort duties, although she did bombard several German-occupied (en) Il Baku fu un cacciatorpediniere conduttore della Voenno-morskoj flot, entrato in servizio nel dicembre 1939 come quinta unità della classe Leningrad. Assegnato inizialmente in forza alla Flotta del Pacifico, in piena seconda guerra mondiale il cacciatorpediniere fu riassegnato in forza alla Flotta del Nord, raggiungendo nell'ottobre 1942 Murmansk da Vladivostok dopo un epico viaggio lungo la costa settentrionale della Siberia; l'unità fu quindi impegnata nelle operazioni del teatro dell'Artico della seconda guerra mondiale, facendo da scorta ai convogli navali e conducendo incursioni lungo la costa settentrionale della Norvegia. (it)
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