Difference between revisions of "HMHS St Denis"
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| − | Owned by Great Eastern Railways, her original name was Munich before it was changed in 1914. | + | Owned by Great Eastern Railways, her original name was ''Munich'' before it was changed in 1914. |
Used as a Hospital Ship from 12 Oct 1914 until 18 Oct 1919 during and after WW1. | Used as a Hospital Ship from 12 Oct 1914 until 18 Oct 1919 during and after WW1. | ||
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| Name | HMHS St Denis |
| Builder/Built | 1908 |
| Type | SS Hospital Ship |
| Displacement | 2,570 tons |
| Speed | unknown |
Remarks
Owned by Great Eastern Railways, her original name was Munich before it was changed in 1914. Used as a Hospital Ship from 12 Oct 1914 until 18 Oct 1919 during and after WW1.
In WW2 she was caught in Amsterdam in 1940 and scuttled. The Germans raised her and made use of her. She was finally scrapped in 1950.