SS Montevideo Maru
Montevideo Maru was a Japanese auxiliary ship that was sunk in World War II, resulting in the drowning of many Australian prisoners of war and civilians being transported from Rabaul, in what is considered the worst maritime disaster in Australia's history. Prior to the war the ship operated as a passenger and cargo vessel traveling mainly between Asia and South America.
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SS Montevideo Maru
Montevideo Maru was a Japanese auxiliary ship that was sunk in World War II, resulting in the drowning of many Australian prisoners of war and civilians being transported from Rabaul, in what is considered the worst maritime disaster in Australia's history. Prior to the war the ship operated as a passenger and cargo vessel traveling mainly between Asia and South America.
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MV „Montevideo Maru” – japońsk ...... ą morską w historii Australii.
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Montevideo Maru var ett japans ...... lyckan i Australiens historia.
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Montevideo Maru was a Japanese ...... etween Asia and South America.
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1.70688e+1
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1926-04-15
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Sunk, 1 July 1942
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Mitsubishi Zosen Kakoki Kaisha, Nagasaki
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Japan
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1926-04-15
Ship name
MV Montevideo Maru
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Ship owner
Osaka Shosen Kaisha
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Ship propulsion
*2 × Mitsubishi-Sulzer 6ST60 diesel engines
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Eyewitness Yoshiaki Yamaji, interviewed Oct. 2003
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There were more POWs in the wa ...... t Australians have big hearts.
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MV „Montevideo Maru” – japońsk ...... ośród których nikt nie ocalał.
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Montevideo Maru var ett japans ...... lyckan i Australiens historia.
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Montevideo Maru was a Japanese ...... etween Asia and South America.
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MV Montevideo Maru
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Montevideo Maru
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SS Montevideo Maru
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MV Montevideo Maru
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