Ilse Fritzen
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The
steamer Saint
Octave was laid down at Ateliers & Chantiers de
France, and was launched in 1922. Just
like so many other vessels, she was put under German flag
in second world war, and renamed to Ilse Fritzen. She went
down in the deep 26. January 1945 after being attacked by
British airplanes from the RAF squadrons 143, 235 and 248. The wreck
rest today outside Askvoll on a depth of 45 to 65 meter.
Also see the wreck of Bjergfin
who was sunk the same day.
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61° 23' 4" N, 5° 5' 60" E
 Picture: Ilse Fritzen Originally from skovheim.org Last updated: May 2016 |
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