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- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) length "39014.4".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) abstract "Venus was a Swedish frigate, designed by Fredrik Henrik af Chapman. Venus was captured by the Russians in 1789 in Oslofjord.Venus was launched on 19 July 1783 in Karskrona. In 1786 she sailed to Gothenburg where she was to be subordinated the local naval station, which was commanded by Adolf Ulrik Sheldon. Three years later, on 1 June 1789, while she was under the command of Major Magnus Hansson, and belonged to the Gothenburg squadron, she was conquered by the Russians in a complicated action that created an interesting legal and diplomatic aftermath.".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) acquirementDate "1789-06-01".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) captureDate "1789-06-01".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) country Kingdom_of_Naples.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) country Russian_Empire.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) layingDown "1783-03-31".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) length "39.0144".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipBeam "9.7536".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipDraft "3.048".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipLaunch "1783-07-19".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) status "Sold to Kingdom of Naples".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) thumbnail Merkuriy_vs_Venus.jpg?width=300.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) type Frigate.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) wikiPageID "29397983".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) wikiPageRevisionID "585945065".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) hasPhotoCollection Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783).
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipAcquired "1789-06-01".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipAcquired "c.1807".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipArmament "14".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipArmament "26".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipBuilder "Karlskrona".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipCaptured "--06-01".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipComplement "160".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipCountry Kingdom_of_Naples.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipCountry Russian_Empire.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipCountry "Sweden".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipFate "Sold to Kingdom of Naples".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipFlag "60".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipLaidDown "1783-03-31".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipLaunched "1783-07-19".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipName "Venus".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipNamesake Venus_(mythology).
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipOutOfService "1807".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) shipType "44".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) subject Category:1783_ships.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) subject Category:Captured_ships.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) subject Category:Frigates_of_Sweden.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) subject Category:Frigates_of_the_Imperial_Russian_Navy.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) subject Category:Victorian-era_naval_ships_of_Russia.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) type MeanOfTransportation.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) type Ship.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) type Product.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) type DesignedArtifact.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) comment "Venus was a Swedish frigate, designed by Fredrik Henrik af Chapman. Venus was captured by the Russians in 1789 in Oslofjord.Venus was launched on 19 July 1783 in Karskrona. In 1786 she sailed to Gothenburg where she was to be subordinated the local naval station, which was commanded by Adolf Ulrik Sheldon.".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) label "Swedish frigate Venus (1783)".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) label "Venus (1783)".
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) sameAs Venus_(1783).
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) sameAs m.0drzh40.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) sameAs Q7654972.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) sameAs Q7654972.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) wasDerivedFrom Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783)?oldid=585945065.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) depiction Merkuriy_vs_Venus.jpg.
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) isPrimaryTopicOf Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783).
- Swedish_frigate_Venus_(1783) name "Venus (Венус)".