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English: The Imperial Russian cruiser Muravyov-Amursky at the German Schichau-Werke shipyard in Gdańsk
Deutsch: Stapellauf des russischen Kreuzers Muravyov-Amursky bei der Schichau Werft in Danzig; das Schiff wurde 1914 als SMS Pillau von der deutschen kaiserlichen Marine in Dienst gestellt.
Polski: Gdańsk – ówczesna Stocznia Schichau'a. Wodowanie rosyjskiego krążownika Murawiow Amurskij. Po wybuchu I wojny światowej okręt został zarekwirowany przez Niemcy.
Русский: Спуск на воду крейсера Муравьёв-Амурский на верфи «Шихау» в Гданьске.
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