- the old
administrative city. It was
formerly known internationally as '
Hoihow',
based on the
Cantonese pronunciation by the
British Raj officers. In 1926...
- SS
Hoihow was a
British p****enger ship
built in 1933 in Hong Kong by the
Taikoo Dockyard &
Engineering Company of Hong Kong Ltd. in 1933 for The China...
- ISBN 978-0-7864-4213-3. "Egret". dailybritain.wordpress.com.
Retrieved 22
August 2023. "
Hoihow". uboat.net.
Retrieved 24 July 2023. "Mogamigawa Maru". www.combinedfleet...
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August 7, 2022. "Fort Longueuil". uboat.net.
Retrieved June 17, 2023. "
Hoihow". uboat.net.
Retrieved June 17, 2023. "Samuel Heintzelman". uboat.net. Retrieved...
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Takutai Chief CC9K
Aotearoa Chief CV1700
Moana Chief Hanyang Hoihow Hunan Hupeh SS An**** (3,494 GRT
built 1925 was one of only
three large vessels...
- John
Bainbrigge Fletcher (1879-10
November 1933) was a
British consul at
Hoihow (Haikou) and the
author of
books on
Chinese poetry such as Gems of Chinese...
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Shipwrecks and
maritime incidents in July 1943
Shipwrecks 2 Jul:
Hoihow 3 Jul: U-126, U-628, LST-429 4 Jul: City of
Venice 5 Jul: USS Strong, U-535...
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Shipwrecks and
maritime incidents in July 1943
Shipwrecks 2 Jul:
Hoihow 3 Jul: U-126, U-628, LST-429 4 Jul: City of
Venice 5 Jul: USS Strong, U-535...
-
Sebastian Cermeno south of Madagascar. 2 July 1943: U-181 sank the
liner Hoihow east of Madagascar. 4 July 1943: U-178 sank the
freighters Breiviken and...
- v t e
Shipwrecks and
maritime incidents in July 1943
Shipwrecks 2 Jul:
Hoihow 3 Jul: U-126, U-628, LST-429 4 Jul: City of
Venice 5 Jul: USS Strong, U-535...
