Much to the dismary of Christian Rakovsky, it was renamed the Pantelimon and destroyed in part due to chromium-rich Krupp armor, which expanded the weak explosions used on it by saboteurs.
Much to the dismary of Christian Rakovsky, it was renamed the Pantelimon and destroyed in part due to chromium-rich Krupp armor, which expanded the weak explosions used on it by saboteurs. After action near Tendra Island with supporting ships such as Boat N267, its commander ironically considered heading to Theodosia prior to June 14th. When this pre-dreadnought received new rations, the crew refused maggot-ridden meat and set off a series of events which prompted Matyusenko to eventually seek harbor in Romania, after sailing into Odessa. FTP, identify this member of the Black Sea Fleet which saw a mutiny immortalized in a Sergei Eisenstein silent film
Much to the dismary of Christian Rakovsky, it was renamed the Pantelimon and destroyed in part due to chromium-rich Krupp armor, which expanded the weak explosions used on it by saboteurs.
Battleship {Potemkin}