- The
Dannebroge was a Dano-Norwegian ship-of-the-line that
exploded and sank on 4
October 1710,
during the
Great Northern War.
Almost all of its crew of...
- part of
Provesteen battery, 1723
Slesvig 50/52 (c. 1684) -
Storm 1711
Dannebroge 94 (c. 1692) - Blew up 1710 Tre Løver 78 guns
Prinds Christian 76 guns...
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ships of the line and
several frigates with 1512 guns. The
Danish ship
Dannebroge exploded and of the 550-man crew only 9 survived. The
Swedish ships Tre...
- of the
Royal Danish Navy, also
known as the HDMS
Dannebrog (1850) HDMS
Dannebroge (1692) (The name is
spelled Dannebrog in some references) HDMY Dannebrog...
- Danish-Norwegian
naval officer who was
killed in action, when he
commanded the ship
Dannebroge during the
Great Northern War 1700–1721. Iver ****tfeldt was born in the...
- Hummeren, warship/frigate (1666–1700)
Norske Løve,
warship (1680–1715)
Dannebroge, ship of the line (1692–1710)
Fredericus Quartus a.k.a.
Store Christi****...
-
commemorate the
death of
Admiral Ivar ****tfeldt and his men from HDMS
Dannebroge,
which exploded and sank in the
Battle of Køge Bat
during the
Great Northern...
-
responsible for the
construction of the
first ship there, the ship-of-the-line
Dannebroge,
which was
launched in 1692. Span was the
first shipbuilder in Denmark...
- ship
exploded and sank
killing 689 of the 700 aboard. 689 1710 Denmark
Dannebroge – On 4 October, in the
Great Northern War, the Dano-Norwegian ship-of-the-line...
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shipyard at Bremerholm. The
first ship to be set to sea from
Nyholm was
Dannebroge in 1692 and in the
following years the
construction of all
major vessels...
