Museum Ship "Krassin"
The icebreaker "Krassin" was completed in February 1917. The ship was scuttled by the Royal Navy during the Russian Civil War and re-used as mine sweeper. It was returned to the Soviet Union in 1921. The "Krassin" joined the PQ-15 arctic convoy during the Second World War.
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- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Vitold Muratov
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