Category:SMS Goeben (ship, 1911)

**SMS Goeben**
	battlecruisers of the Imperial German Navy
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Instance of	battlecruiser;
Named after	August Karl von Goeben; Selim I;
Owned by	Imperial German Navy;
Operator	Imperial German Navy;
Manufacturer	Blohm + Voss;
Location of creation	Hamburg;
Yard number	201;
Country of registry	German Reich;
Vessel class	Moltke-class battlecruiser;
Date of official opening	28 March 1911;
Powered by	turbine;
Beam	29.4 m;
Draft	9.19 m;
Length	186.6 m;
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Deutsch: SMS Goeben war ein Großer Kreuzer (Schlachtkreuzer) der kaiserlichen deutschen Marine der Moltke-Klasse. Benannt wurde sie nach dem preußischen General August von Goeben. Das Schiff lief am 28. März 1911 bei Blohm & Voss vom Stapel und war dann Flaggschiff der Mittelmeer-Division der Kaiserlichen Marine. Ab August 1914 fuhr der Kreuzer unter osmanischer Flagge, erhielt den Namen Yavuz Sultan Selim (später kurz Yavuz), nach Sultan Selim I. Yavuz, und wurde im Schwarzen Meer gegen die russische Flotte und ihre Häfen eingesetzt.

English: SMS Goeben was a Moltke-class battlecruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine (German Navy), launched in 1911 and named after the Franco-Prussian War general August von Goeben.[1] In August 1914 Goeben was transferred to the Ottoman Empire, renamed TCG Yavuz Sultan Selim, or Yavuz for short (after Sultan Selim I), and made the flagship of the Ottoman Navy. In 1936 she was renamed TCG Yavuz and remained the flagship of the Turkish Navy until 1950. The ship was scrapped in 1973 -- the last remaining ship of the Imperial German Navy -- when the German government refused an offer to buy it back and maintain it as a memorial.

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Ahmet Cemal Paşa.jpg 756 × 494; 47 KB
Ambassador Morgenthau's Story p185 caption.jpg 1,709 × 480; 154 KB
Battlecruiser SMS Goeben transfered to the Ottoman Empire and renamed the Yavuz 1914 (49911053158) (cropped).jpg 3,060 × 1,980; 9.3 MB
Battlecruiser SMS Goeben transfered to the Ottoman Empire and renamed the Yavuz 1914 (49911053158).jpg 3,180 × 2,228; 9.19 MB
Bundesarchiv Bild 134-B0025, Stenia, Bosporus, Kreuzer Goeben im Hafen.jpg 794 × 500; 57 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 134-B0032, Großer Kreuzer Goeben.jpg 800 × 485; 65 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 134-C2320, Verfolgung deutscher Kreuzer durch britische Marine.jpg 800 × 532; 42 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 134-D0004, Großer Kreuzer Goeben.jpg 1,594 × 1,094; 135 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 183-R36167, Türkei, Kreuzer "Goeben".jpg 579 × 800; 63 KB
Bundesarchiv DVM 10 Bild-23-61-15, Panzerkreuzer "SMS Goeben".jpg 800 × 458; 52 KB
Chatzis Amphitrite George I.jpg 900 × 509; 87 KB
Deutsche Kriegszeitung (1914) 01 04 3 b.png 772 × 385; 267 KB
E.A.Gouder, SMS Goeben battleship in Malta (Nov 1912).jpg 400 × 254; 18 KB
German & Turkish officers of the "Goeben".jpg 1,709 × 2,925; 1.18 MB
Goeben and Breslau.jpg 1,700 × 1,150; 1.2 MB
Goeben cruiser.jpg 846 × 481; 50 KB
Großer Kreuzer SMS Goeben.jpg 1,600 × 988; 398 KB
Offiziere der Goeben im Larnaca Club auf Zypern.jpg 2,808 × 1,732; 957 KB
Otto Liman Von Sanders with daughter and Wilhelm Souchon.jpg 755 × 595; 244 KB
Pursuit of Goeben and Breslau.png 795 × 469; 73 KB
Ships of the Imperial German Navy Q65787.jpg 800 × 583; 50 KB
Sms Goeben Q22325.jpg 800 × 563; 45 KB
SMS Goeben Seeflieger.jpg 1,108 × 635; 34 KB
SMS Goeben Turm.jpg 600 × 809; 83 KB
SMS Goeben, in- Germany's fighting machine; her army, her navy, her air-ships, and why she arrayed them against the allied powers of Europe (1914) (14777782304).jpg 2,855 × 1,970; 1.12 MB
SMS Goeben.jpg 715 × 365; 76 KB
The Surrender of the 'goeben'- Passing the German Embassy, Constantinople, flying the White Flag Art.IWMART2461.jpg 800 × 594; 54 KB
TUR-Battlecruiser-TCG-Yavuz.jpg 1,080 × 1,620; 729 KB
Turkish fleet advance off Imbros - sinking of two English monitors and a transport steamer by the armored cruiser "Javus Selim" (Goeben) on January 20, 1918.png 1,621 × 1,054; 3.17 MB
Walther Berghaus, Verkauf von Goeben und Breslau, 1914.jpg 3,376 × 4,264; 1.12 MB

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