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Topic: M/S LABOIJA- what ship is this?

Ship'sEnthusiast
First Class Passenger
Member # 2290

posted 10-04-2001 07:23 AM

Dear Friends,

Recently I could get a postcard portraying a former Soviet passenger ship from the well-known class of passenger ships from MIKHAIL KALININ series ships build at Mathias Thesen, Wismar, East Germany 1958-1964 named LABOIJA,(apparently she is one of the first ships of the series because she has got cargo "sticks") however I have searched in all of my files and I could not find any information about a ship from this class,with this name,so I am apllying to all of you wondering if someone can kindly provide me information about this specific ship since her early days till the present.

Greetings from Portugal,

Dimas Almada

Posts: 25 | From: Funchal-Madeira Island-Portugal | Registered: Aug 2001 | IP: Logged

philcheese2001
First Class Passenger
Member # 2426

posted 10-04-2001 11:16 AM

Hi there in Madeira,
In this series of ships 2 built in 1960,were
LATVIA and LITVA I am no expert on the Russian language but it may be possible that
LABOIJA may be the Cyrillic version of one of these 2.Maybe some one else can either confirm this or not. Best wishes to you in one of my favourite cruise stops!

Posts: 181 | From: Liverpool,European Capital of Culture 2008 | Registered: Sep 2001 | IP: Logged

jeffinvancouver
First Class Passenger
Member # 2474

posted 10-04-2001 11:12 PM

hey dimas...how's it goin ?...your friend in vancouver...jeff

Posts: 10 | From: vancouver, canada | Registered: Oct 2001 | IP: Logged

Ship'sEnthusiast
First Class Passenger
Member # 2290

posted 10-08-2001 09:49 AM

Hello Jeff...

Nice to hear from you also my friend, here at the ships forum....
can you help me about this ship-LABOIJA-?
Perhaps this may be the LATVIA....or LITVA in cerylic..please help me!

All the best for you my friend,Jeff...

dimasalmada@iol.pt

Posts: 25 | From: Funchal-Madeira Island-Portugal | Registered: Aug 2001 | IP: Logged

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