Category:Giulio Cesare (ship, 1921)
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Ship[edit]
- Type: Passenger liner steamship
- Built by: Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd., Wallsend
- Yard No: 967
- Keel laid: 1914.01
- Launched: 1920.02.07
- Completed: 1921.11
- Length over all: 602.4 ft
- Beam: 76.5 ft
- GRT: 21657
- DWT:
- www.tynebuiltships.co.uk
- www.theshipslist.com
History[edit]
- 1921 Named Giulio Cesare; Flag: Italy
- Call sign: PQBL, later NSGI
- Port: Genoa
- Owner: Navigazione Generale Italiana
- 1932 Owner: Italia Line (Flotte Riunite Cosulich – Lloyd Sabaudo – NGI)
- Call sign: NSGI, from 1934 IBWO
- Port: Genoa
- 1937 Owner: Lloyd Triestino SA di Navigazione
- Call sign: IBWO
- Port: Genoa
- 1943.09.08 Sabotaged by crew
- Used by Germans as accommodation ship
- 1944.09.11 Sank following allied air raid on Trieste
- 1949 Raised and scrapped
Media in category "Giulio Cesare (ship, 1921)"
The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.
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Giulio Cesare (piroscafo).jpg 600 × 377; 54 KB
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Giulio Cesare transatlantico.jpg 2,997 × 1,760; 5.43 MB
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SS Giulio Cesare rocket attack (28 August 1944, Trieste harbour).jpg 1,024 × 660; 258 KB
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SS Guilio Cesare (1).jpg 2,346 × 2,892; 1.96 MB
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Categories:
- Ships built in 1921
- Ships built at Swan Hunter (Wallsend)
- Passenger ships of Italy
- Navigazione Generale Italiana
- Lloyd Triestino
- Ocean liners by name
- Ships registered in Genoa
- Ships with 2 funnels
- Steamships by name
- Things named after Julius Caesar
- Ships named after people
- Ships sunk in 1944
- Ships sunk by aviation