Talk:SS Deutschland (1866)

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The ship had 90 in her crew.
The ship carried 123 emigrants.
173 people were rescued in the end.

Meanwhile, the List of GB&I Disasters page indicates 157 were lost.

Between the two pages, the sum of victims and survivors is 330.

The eponymous poem reports the ship carried 200 souls “in the round.”

2601:150:101:4500:BD22:97A:96E0:8C6C (talk) 04:49, 30 April 2018 (UTC)Reply

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