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'''Ganz Danubius & Co.''' was a Hungarian shipbuilding company.
'''Ganz-Danubius & Co.''' was a Hungarian shipbuilding company.


[[File:SzentIstvan_Danubius.jpg|300px|thumb|right|17 January 1914 photo looking through one of the drydocks of Ganz Danubius & Co Fiume at Szent Istvan.<ref>Alois Beer</ref>]]
[[File:SzentIstvan_Danubius.jpg|300px|thumb|right|17 January 1914 photo looking through one of the drydocks of Ganz Danubius & Co Fiume at Szent Istvan.<ref>Alois Beer</ref>]]
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==Shipbuilding==
==Shipbuilding==
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{|border=1
|'''Ship'''||'''Type'''||'''Launched'''||'''Fate'''
|-
|{{AH-64F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||18 Jul, 1908||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Turul|f=p}}||destroyer||9 Aug, 1908||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-65F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||11 Oct, 1908||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Pandur|f=p}}||destroyer||25 Oct, 1908||Foundered 1920
|-
|{{AH-66F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||15 Nov, 1908||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-67F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||10 Jan, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Csikos|f=p}}||destroyer||24 Jan, 1909||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-68F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||7 Feb, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-69F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||17 Apr, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Reka|f=p}}||destroyer||28 Apr, 1909||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-70F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||8 May, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-71F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||14 Jul, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Velebit|f=p}}||destroyer||24 Jul, 1909||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-72F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||31 Jul, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-73F|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||2 Oct, 1909||Broken up
|-
|{{AH-Dinara|f=p}}||destroyer||16 Oct, 1909||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-7|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||30 Dec, 1909||Broken up 1926
|-
|{{AH-8|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||24 Feb, 1910||Broken up 1856
|-
|{{AH-9|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||22 Mar, 1910||Broken up 1856
|-
|{{AH-10|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||14 May, 1910||Broken up 1856
|-
|{{AH-11|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||24 May, 1910||Broken up 29 Nov, 1925
|-
|{{AH-12|f=p}}||second-class torpedo boat||31 May, 1910||Broken up 1922
|-
|{{AH-Tatra|f=p}}||destroyer||5 Nov, 1912||Broken up 1923
|-
|{{AH-Balaton|f=p}}||destroyer||16 Nov, 1912||Broken up 1923
|-
|{{AH-Helgoland|f=p}}||scout cruiser||23 Nov, 1912||Ceded 1920
|-
|{{AH-Csepel|f=p}}||destroyer||20 Dec, 1912||Ran aground on Samarang Rocks 1929
|-
|{{AH-Novara|f=p}}||scout cruiser||15 Feb, 1913||Ceded 1920
|-
|{{AH-LikaI|f=p}}||destroyer||15 Mar, 1913||Mined 1915
|-
|{{AH-Orjen|f=p}}||destroyer||26 Aug, 1913||Broken up 1937
|-
|{{AH-TriglavI|f=p}}||destroyer||22 Dec, 1913||Scuttled 1915
|-
|{{AH-SzentIstvan|f=p}}||dreadnought||17 Jan, 1914||Sunk 10 Jun, 1918
|-
|{{AH-82F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||11 Aug, 1914||Sunk 20 Aug, 1944
|-
|{{AH-83F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||7 Nov, 1914||Broken up 1960
|-
|{{AH-84F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||21 Nov, 1914||Sunk in Bosphorus 1859
|-
|{{AH-85F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||5 Dec, 1914||Wrecked 1921
|-
|{{AH-86F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||19 Dec, 1914||Broken up 1940
|-
|{{AH-87F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||20 Mar, 1915||Broken up 1965
|-
|{{AH-88F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||24 Apr, 1915||Wrecked 1921
|-
|{{AH-89F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||12 May, 1915||Broken up 1940
|-
|{{AH-90F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||28 May, 1915||Broken up 1934
|-
|{{AH-91F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||21 Jun, 1915||Broken up 1938
|-
|{{AH-92F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||29 Sep, 1915||Sunk 4 Apr, 1941
|-
|{{AH-93F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||25 Nov, 1915||Scuttled 11 Oct, 1943
|-
|{{AH-94F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||8 Mar, 1916||Sunk 1938
|-
|{{AH-95F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||24 Jun, 1916||Sunk 25 Apr, 1941
|-
|{{AH-96F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||7 Jul, 1916||Ran aground 25 Jun, 1944
|-
|{{AH-97F|f=p}}||first-class torpedo boat||20 Aug, 1916||Sunk 10 Oct, 1943
|-
|{{AH-U29|f=p}}||submarine||21 Oct, 1916||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-U30|f=p}}||submarine||27 Dec, 1916||Lost 31 Mar, 1917
|-
|{{AH-TriglavII|f=p}}||destroyer||24 Feb, 1917||Broken up 1927
|-
|{{AH-Dukla|f=p}}||destroyer||24 Feb, 1917||Broken up 1936
|-
|{{AH-U31|f=p}}||submarine||30 Mar, 1917||Allocated 1920
|-
|{{AH-LikaII|f=p}}||destroyer||8 May, 1917||Broken up 1937
|-
|{{AH-U32|f=p}}||submarine||11 May, 1917||Broken up 1920
|-
|{{AH-Uzsok|f=p}}||destroyer||26 Sep, 1917||Broken up 1939
|}
</div name=fredbot:ships>
Danubius built 114 naval ships for the kuk Kriegsmarine. {{SiecheNavalShipbuildingDanubius|p. 641}}


==See Also==
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 17:39, 26 April 2018

Ganz-Danubius & Co. was a Hungarian shipbuilding company.

17 January 1914 photo looking through one of the drydocks of Ganz Danubius & Co Fiume at Szent Istvan.[1]

History

Danubius was originally formed as Vereinigte Schiff- und Maschinenbau A.G. Danubius-Schoenichen-Hartmann through the merger of two Budapest mechanical engineering firms in 1896. [2] On 31 January, 1905, the name was changed to Schiffbau- und Maschinenfabriks A.G. Danubius, shortly after taking over the site (but not the tooling) of a former shipyard in Fiume. [3] In 1911, under government pressure, the company merged with Ganz & Co (Budapest) to form Ganz & Co. – Danubius Maschinen-, Waggon und Schiffsbau A.G. [4]

Shipbuilding

Ship Type Launched Fate
S.M.S. 64F second-class torpedo boat 18 Jul, 1908 Broken up
S.M.S. Turul destroyer 9 Aug, 1908 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. 65F second-class torpedo boat 11 Oct, 1908 Broken up
S.M.S. Pandur destroyer 25 Oct, 1908 Foundered 1920
S.M.S. 66F second-class torpedo boat 15 Nov, 1908 Broken up
S.M.S. 67F second-class torpedo boat 10 Jan, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. Csikos destroyer 24 Jan, 1909 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. 68F second-class torpedo boat 7 Feb, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. 69F second-class torpedo boat 17 Apr, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. Reka destroyer 28 Apr, 1909 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. 70F second-class torpedo boat 8 May, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. 71F second-class torpedo boat 14 Jul, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. Velebit destroyer 24 Jul, 1909 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. 72F second-class torpedo boat 31 Jul, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. 73F second-class torpedo boat 2 Oct, 1909 Broken up
S.M.S. Dinara destroyer 16 Oct, 1909 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. 7 second-class torpedo boat 30 Dec, 1909 Broken up 1926
S.M.S. 8 second-class torpedo boat 24 Feb, 1910 Broken up 1856
S.M.S. 9 second-class torpedo boat 22 Mar, 1910 Broken up 1856
S.M.S. 10 second-class torpedo boat 14 May, 1910 Broken up 1856
S.M.S. 11 second-class torpedo boat 24 May, 1910 Broken up 29 Nov, 1925
S.M.S. 12 second-class torpedo boat 31 May, 1910 Broken up 1922
S.M.S. Tatra destroyer 5 Nov, 1912 Broken up 1923
S.M.S. Balaton destroyer 16 Nov, 1912 Broken up 1923
S.M.S. Helgoland scout cruiser 23 Nov, 1912 Ceded 1920
S.M.S. Csepel destroyer 20 Dec, 1912 Ran aground on Samarang Rocks 1929
S.M.S. Novara scout cruiser 15 Feb, 1913 Ceded 1920
S.M.S. Lika I destroyer 15 Mar, 1913 Mined 1915
S.M.S. Orjen destroyer 26 Aug, 1913 Broken up 1937
S.M.S. Triglav I destroyer 22 Dec, 1913 Scuttled 1915
S.M.S. Szent István dreadnought 17 Jan, 1914 Sunk 10 Jun, 1918
S.M.S. 82F first-class torpedo boat 11 Aug, 1914 Sunk 20 Aug, 1944
S.M.S. 83F first-class torpedo boat 7 Nov, 1914 Broken up 1960
S.M.S. 84F first-class torpedo boat 21 Nov, 1914 Sunk in Bosphorus 1859
S.M.S. 85F first-class torpedo boat 5 Dec, 1914 Wrecked 1921
S.M.S. 86F first-class torpedo boat 19 Dec, 1914 Broken up 1940
S.M.S. 87F first-class torpedo boat 20 Mar, 1915 Broken up 1965
S.M.S. 88F first-class torpedo boat 24 Apr, 1915 Wrecked 1921
S.M.S. 89F first-class torpedo boat 12 May, 1915 Broken up 1940
S.M.S. 90F first-class torpedo boat 28 May, 1915 Broken up 1934
S.M.S. 91F first-class torpedo boat 21 Jun, 1915 Broken up 1938
S.M.S. 92F first-class torpedo boat 29 Sep, 1915 Sunk 4 Apr, 1941
S.M.S. 93F first-class torpedo boat 25 Nov, 1915 Scuttled 11 Oct, 1943
S.M.S. 94F first-class torpedo boat 8 Mar, 1916 Sunk 1938
S.M.S. 95F first-class torpedo boat 24 Jun, 1916 Sunk 25 Apr, 1941
S.M.S. 96F first-class torpedo boat 7 Jul, 1916 Ran aground 25 Jun, 1944
S.M.S. 97F first-class torpedo boat 20 Aug, 1916 Sunk 10 Oct, 1943
S.M.S. U29 submarine 21 Oct, 1916 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. U30 submarine 27 Dec, 1916 Lost 31 Mar, 1917
S.M.S. Triglav II destroyer 24 Feb, 1917 Broken up 1927
S.M.S. Dukla destroyer 24 Feb, 1917 Broken up 1936
S.M.S. U31 submarine 30 Mar, 1917 Allocated 1920
S.M.S. Lika II destroyer 8 May, 1917 Broken up 1937
S.M.S. U32 submarine 11 May, 1917 Broken up 1920
S.M.S. Uzsok destroyer 26 Sep, 1917 Broken up 1939

Danubius built 114 naval ships for the kuk Kriegsmarine. [5]

See Also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Alois Beer
  2. ↑ Sieche. Naval Shipbuilding at Ganz-Danubius . p. 635.
  3. ↑ Sieche. Naval Shipbuilding at Ganz-Danubius . p. 637.
  4. ↑ Sieche. Naval Shipbuilding at Ganz-Danubius . p. 639.
  5. ↑ Sieche. Naval Shipbuilding at Ganz-Danubius . p. 641.

Bibliography

Sieche, Erwin and Dr. Nikolaus Sifferlinger (2007). 3rd International Conference on Industrial Heritage, available as a pdf online[1] Naval Shipbuilding at Ganz-Danubius in Rijeka From 1905 Till 1918 – Cruiser 'Helgoland' as an Example of Excellence.

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