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S. M. S. Goeben

The German Imperial Navy battlecruiser SMS Goeben, launched in 1911. Shortly after the outbreak of World War One, along with the Breslau it reached Constantinople and both were transferred to the Ottoman Empire. The Goeben was renamed Yavuz Sultan Selim and became the flagship of the Ottoman Navy. Date: 1914

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Battlecruiser Flagship Goeben Selim Sultan Yavuz


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This print showcases the German Imperial Navy battlecruiser SMS Goeben, a formidable warship launched in 1911. With its sleek design and powerful presence, the Goeben was a testament to the advanced naval technology of the time. However, its history would prove to be as intriguing as its appearance. As tensions rose in Europe leading up to World War One, the Goeben and its sister ship, the Breslau, made a daring move. In August 1914, they broke through the blockade imposed by the British Royal Navy and reached the safety of the Ottoman Empire. The Goeben was renamed Yavuz Sultan Selim and became the flagship of the Ottoman Navy, marking the beginning of a new chapter in its storied history. The transfer of these German warships to the Ottoman Empire was a significant event during the early stages of World War One. It not only bolstered the Ottoman Navy but also drew Turkey into the conflict on the side of the Central Powers. The Goeben's transformation from a German battlecruiser to the flagship of the Ottoman Navy symbolizes the complex alliances and shifting political landscape of the time. This print is an evocative reminder of a pivotal moment in naval and military history. The Goeben's journey from the German Imperial Navy to the Ottoman Navy encapsulates the intrigue, power, and unpredictability of the early 20th century. A true historical treasure, this print invites us to explore the rich tapestry of maritime history.

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