Current geographical position of the ship

Cabins on STS Kapitan Borchardt

K - Crew cabin
1 - Crew cabin
2 - Tripple cabin
3 - Tripple cabin
4 - Tripple cabin
5 - Tripple cabin
6 - Tripple cabin
7 - Crew cabin
8   - Tripple cabin
9   - Tripple cabin
10 - Tripple cabin
11 - Tripple cabin
12 - Quadruple cabin
13 - Crew cabin

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Tall ship\'s history

1918
1923
1934
1939
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1945
1945
1953
1976
1989
2011
2011

1918r.

In a Dutch shipyard an ocean-going sailing cargo vessel "Nora" was built.

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1923r.

The ship was sold to Germany. Soon the first motor was mounted.

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1934r.

As a result of collision on the Thames with Dutch coastal motorboat  Penguin, the ship lost its original clipper hull.

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1939
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1945r.

During World War II she served in Kriegsmarine as a training ship in the Baltic Sea, for the stationed in Gdynia U-boat school.

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1945r.

In the context of the German evacuation in the Baltic Sea, the ship was towed to Travemunde. After World War II, she returned to the Netherlands.

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1953r.

The ship was bought by Swedes. He served as a trade vessel.

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1976r.

The ship returned to the Netherlands. Refit begun.

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1989r.

The ship was rebuilt,her home port became Stockholm. Under Swedish flag she was named "Najaden", and she was used for passenger charter cruises in the Baltic Sea.

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2011r.

In Nynashamn the tall ship was handed over Polish sailors. That day her first voyage under the Polish flag started.

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2011r.

The ship was christened in Gdansk, she was named Kapitan Borchardt. The godmother is Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Anna Wypych-Namiotko.

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