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The Seute Deern (Low German for sweet girl) - originally Elisabeth Bandi, later Bandi and Pieter Albrecht Koerts - was a wooden cargo barque built in 1919 and was moored as a museum ship in Bremerhaven, Germany.
However, on 31 August 2019, she sank and according to expert opinion, this accident was a total loss. The costs for a possible scrapping were estimated at 2.5 million euros. Since November 2019, it had been planned to reconstruct the ship, but an expert report completed in October 2020 found this to be too costly. In spring 2021, she was finally broken up.
Harbour
Bremerhaven
(c) 2017 mijkar
Two times ‘Seute Deern‘ (Sweet Girl)
Bremerhaven
(c) 2017 mijkar
SEUTE DEERN TOTALSCHADEN?
SEUTE DEERN TOTALSCHADEN? Doch immernoch zu retten!
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Seute Deern Totalschaden?
Hierzu erklärt Kapitän Andreas Lange, stellvertretender Vorsitzender des Landesverbands Bremen der Piratenpartei Deutschland:
Zur „Seute Deern“ Bremerhaven, nachdem Gutachter nun festgestellt haben das man das Schiff als Technischen Totalschaden betrachtet. Auch die seiner Zeit im Weserschlick in Bremen gefundene „Hansekogge“ hätte man damals…
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