Albanien
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The
steam ship Albanien and her sister ship Adelsberg was
laid down in Trieste in 1910 at the San Rocco shipyard
for the Austrian company Lloyds Austriaco. Little is
known about her history, but she was used in "local
transport" during the early years of first world war.
She was sunk by two torpedoes from the Italian submarine
Atrapo under command of Lieutenant Maragini 4.June 1916
between the islands of Rab and Pag. The wreck rest today
on a depth of 65 to 72 meter.
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 Picture: The wreck of Albanien From video by Davide De Benedictes  Notes
* AH = The Austrian Hungary
empire. This empire ended after first world war
Shipyard: Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino, STT. Yard# 399, launched 1910 According to Navypedia, Atrato is not recorded with any combat actions. The Shiplist only refer to the sinking as "by Italian submarine". Last updated: November 2017 |
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