1893-STEPHANIE, Built
STEPHANIE class, single screw sea-going passenger steamer #269
Howaldtswerke Shipyard Kiel D
L:30,60m B:5,86m D:1,90m MP:180 LE ▼
Length overall: | 30,60 m |
Lenght between perpendiculars: | 28,9 m |
Extrem breadth: | 5,86 m |
Beam: | 5,7 m |
Depth: | 2,03 m |
Draft: | 1,90 m |
DWT: | 50 |
GRT: | 95 |
Main engine type: | triplex steam engine |
Output of main engine: | 180 LE |
Stillwater speed: | 10 knot |
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1906-MIRAMAR I., Marco A. Martinolich, Lussinpiccolo, AH
1914-K.u.K. war service
1918-VESELA, Braća Paric, Spalato, AH
1923-VESELA, Braća Paric, Split, YU
1926-SVETI ARANĐEL, Taška Naumovića, Beograd, YU, sails to Danube, ran between Beograd – Stari Bečej
1937-SVETI ARANDEL, Reengine
Rebuilt as diesel engined passenger ship
Diesel engine ▼
GRT: | 101 |
Main engine type: | Diesel engine |
Output of main engine: | 150 LE |
Stillwater speed: | 11 knot |
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1937-SLOGA, Brodarstvo Ivana Bakarića, Beograd, YU, main engine replacement
1937-After the liquidation of "Taška Naumovića", Serbian-Swiss Bank sold it in auction
194?-1943-ran between Beograd – Pančevo – Umka – Zrenjanin
1943-Sept., 1944-ran between Tekija – Oršava – Turnu Severin – Kladovo
1944-6/9/ - when Red Army erupted in Turnu Severin on the Danube, ship moved from Kladovo to Tekija, and run aground on the coast below the Ada Kale (with 4-5 passengers, 20 Italian prisoners and 3 german soldiers aboard)
1944-1/10/ - Romanian ship ALBA JULIA towed SLOGA from aground to Tekija, where it was to be enabled for navigation
1944-3.10. - 9/10/ - transported Red Army troops near the village of Golubinje.
1944-9/10/ - On her way back to Tekija, approached the village Ogradine, and helped the victims of the Romanian minesweeper GHERDAP, which was sunk by mine, and saved 3 crew members
1944-12/10/ - by order of the Red Army, departured for Orsova to supply fuel and lubricants. Sunk by mine. The Romanian captain of the ship and 3 crew members (Nikola Pelen, second engineer, Milan from Slankamen, sailor and another sailor who called Riza) are killed
The ship probably still lays in the area of sinking.