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German Auxilliary Cruiser - Eitel Friedrich 1915 by amphalon

1915. &quot;Eitel Friedrich, German ship taken over by U.S.&quot; The commerce raider Eitel Friedrich, a former passenger liner converted into an auxiliary cruiser for the German navy early in World War I, put into port at Newport News, Virginia, for repairs in March 1915 after sinking a number of British ships (and one U.S. merchant vessel) and taking on more than 300 British and French prisoners. After almost a month the captain decided to intern, and the vessel was towed to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, where she remained under the German flag until being seized by the U.S. government in April 1917. (Harris &amp; Ewing.) From <a href="http://www.shorpy.com">www.shorpy.com</a>
Newport ship is a tourist attraction, one of the Ruins in Newport, United Kingdom. It is located: 374 km from Birmingham, 600 km from London, 890 km from Dublin. Read further
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