Padua

A four-masted steel barque built in 1926 by Joh. C. Tecklenborg, Wesermünde. Her dimensions are: 97,65×14,04×7,72 meters [320'5"×46'1"×25'4"] and tonnage: 3064 GRT and 2678 NRT.

Rigged with royal sails over double top and topgallant sails.

1926 June 24 [Gerdau has 23]
Launched at the shipyard of Joh. C. Tecklenborg, Wesermünde, for F. Laeisz, Hamburg.
1926 August 30 — November 24
Sailed from Hamburg to Quiriquina. Captain Carl Schuberg.
1927 January 4 — April 11
Sailed from Taltal to Delfzyl with a cargo of nitrate.
1927 June 16 — September 4
Sailed from Hamburg to Talcahuano.
1927 October 18 — January 12
Sailed from Iquique to Hamburg with a cargo of nitrate.
1928 April 5 — June 20
Sailed from Hamburg to Talcahuano. Captain Hermann Piening.
1928 August 1 — October 10
Sailed from Mijillones to Lizard with a cargo of nitrate.
1928 November 25
Sailed from Hamburg for Chile.
1929 February 13 — June
Sailed from Taltal to Hamburg with a cargo of nitrate.
1929 July 26 — October 5
Sailed from Hamburg to Taltal.
1929 November 13 — February 13
Sailed from Tocopilla to Brügge with a cargo of nitrate.
1930 February 28 — May 16
Sailed from Hamburg to Talcahuano.
1930 July 8 — October 10
Sailed from Iquique to Delzyl with a cargo of nitrate.
1930 December 23 — March 3
Sailed from Hamburg to Talcahuano via San Antonio, Valparaiso, and Taltal in 70 days. Captain Robert Clauß.
1931 April 13 — July 10
Sailed from Taltal to La Pallice with a cargo of nitrate.
1931 July 29 — October 13
Sailed from La Pallice to Taltal.
1931 October 21 — January 7
Sailed from Taltal to Santander with a cargo of nitrate.
1932 January 28 — February 28
Sailed from Santander to Hamburg.
1933 — 1935
Captain Jürgen Jürs.
1933 October 31 — January 7
Sailed from Hamburg to Wallaroo in 68 days.
1933 December 10
Sailed 346 nautical miles in 24 hours.
1933 December 28
Sailed 351 nautical miles in 24 hours.
1934 February 16 — June 6
Sailed from Wallaroo to Avonmouth with a cargo of grain.
1934 October 13 — January 6
Sailed from Hamburg to Port Victoria.
1935 Febrary 17 — May 27
Sailed from Port Victoria to Queenstown with a cargo of grain.
1936 January 23 — April 18
Sailed from Hamburg to Talcahuano. Captain Robert Clauß.
1936 June 6 — September 1
Sailed from Taltal to Hamburg with a cargo of nitrate.
1936 October 30 — December 31
Sailed from Hamburg to Corral in 66 days.
1937 February 16 — May 8
Sailed from Iquique to Hamburg in 80 days with a cargo of nitrate.
1937 May 27 — September 12
Sailed from Hamburg to Valparaiso. Jürgen Jürs.
1937 October 14 — January 4
Sailed from Iquique to Hamburg with a cargo of nitrate.
1938 February 10 — May 28
Sailed from Hamburg to Valparaiso in 104 days.
1938 June 24 — September 20
Sailed from Iquique to Bremen with a cargo of nitrate.
1938 October 14 — December 22
Sailed from Bremen to Corral.
1939 January 14 — March 8
Sailed from Valparaiso to Port Lincoln with a cargo of nitrate. Captain Richard Wendt.
1939 April 3 — July 8
Sailed from Port Lincoln to Glasgow with a cargo of grain.
1946 January 11
Sailed from Hamburg to Swinemünde via Kiel and Lübeck, where she was delivered to the Russians.
1946
Rebuilt in Leningrad and renamed Krusenstern.
Still in use as a Russian sail training ship based at Kaliningrad..

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