Data Portal @ linkeddatafragments.org

Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Italian_cruiser_Amalfi> ?p ?o. }

• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi length "129844.8".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi abstract "Amalfi was a Pisa-class armored cruiser of the Italian Royal Navy (Italian: Regia Marina) built in the first decade of the 20th century. She was a participant in the Italo-Turkish War and the First World War before she was sunk in July 1915.The ship was the second of two ships of the Pisa class, which was designed in 1904. In the Italian classification system at the time of their building, the Pisa ships were considered second-class battleships. The lengthy construction of Amalfi began before her keel was laid in July 1905. The ship was launched in May 1908 and completed in September 1909. The ship was armed with four 254-millimetre (10.0 in) guns in two twin turrets, eight 190-millimetre (7.5 in) guns in four twin turrets, and numerous smaller guns. The ship was also equipped with three 450-millimetre (18 in) underwater torpedo tubes. Amalfi's armor thickness ranged from 130 millimetres (5.1 in) on the decks up to 200 millimetres (7.9 in) on her sides.During the Italo-Turkish War, Amalfi operated with the Italian fleet off Tripoli in September 1911 and participated in the amphibious landings at Derna in October. In April 1912, Amalfi and sister ship Pisa led the way in attacks on Turkish forts in the Dardanelles. After the rest of the fleet retired later in the month, the pair of armored cruisers remained in the area to attack Turkish communications facilities. After the Treaty of Lausanne signed in October 1912 ended the war, Amalfi escorted the Italian king and queen on the royal yacht to Germany and Sweden during a 1913 visit.At the outbreak of World War I in August 1914, Italy declined to join her Triple Alliance partners, Germany and Austria-Hungary. The country was eventually persuaded to side with the Entente Powers and declared war on neighboring Austria-Hungary in May 1915. After the Austro-Hungarian Navy raided the Italian coast with relative impunity in May and June, Amalfi, Pisa, and two other armored cruisers were sent to Venice to thwart future sorties by the Austrians. Shortly after their arrival, the ships were sent—in a show of force—to patrol near the main Austrian naval base at Pola on the night of 6/7 July 1915. During Amalfi's return from that mission, she was torpedoed by Austria-Hungarian submarine U-26 (in fact SM UB-14 flying the Austro-Hungarian flag, since Germany and Italy were not yet at war) and sunk with the loss of 67 men. Amalfi's loss caused the Italians to keep the other armored cruisers at Venice in port for most of the next year before they were eventually relocated.".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi builder Sestri_Ponente.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi completionDate "1909-09-01".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi layingDown "1905-07-24".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi length "129.8448".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipBeam "20.7264".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipDraft "6.7056".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipLaunch "1908-05-05".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi status "sunk 7 July 1915, by".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi thumbnail Cruiser_Amalfi.jpg?width=300.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi wikiPageID "22413065".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi wikiPageRevisionID "588055796".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi hasPhotoCollection Italian_cruiser_Amalfi.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipArmament "* 4 × /45 guns * 8 × /45 guns * 16 × /40 guns * 8 × /50 guns * 4 × machine guns * 3 × torpedo tubes".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipArmor "* side: * deck: * conning tower: * gun turrets: * gun turrets:".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipBuilder "Odero, Sestri Ponente".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipClass "armored cruiser".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipCompleted "1909-09-01".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipCountry "Italy".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipDisplacement ", full".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipDisplacement ", standard".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipFate "--07-07".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipLaidDown "1905-07-24".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipLaunched "1908-05-05".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipName "Amalfi".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipNamesake Amalfi.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipPropulsion "2".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi shipPropulsion "22".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:1908_ships.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:Maritime_incidents_in_1915.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:Pisa-class_cruisers.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:Ships_built_in_Italy.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:Ships_sunk_by_Austro-Hungarian_submarines.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:World_War_I_cruisers_of_Italy.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi subject Category:World_War_I_shipwrecks_in_the_Adriatic.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type 1908Ships.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Artifact100021939.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Conveyance103100490.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Craft103125870.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Cruiser103140900.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Instrumentality103575240.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type MilitaryVehicle103764276.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Object100002684.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type PisaClassCruisersOfTheRegiaMarina.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Ship104194289.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Shipwreck104197110.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Vehicle104524313.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Vessel104530566.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Warship104552696.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Whole100003553.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type WorldWarICruisersOfItaly.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type WorldWarIShipwrecksInTheAdriatic.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type MeanOfTransportation.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Ship.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type Product.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi type DesignedArtifact.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi comment "Amalfi was a Pisa-class armored cruiser of the Italian Royal Navy (Italian: Regia Marina) built in the first decade of the 20th century. She was a participant in the Italo-Turkish War and the First World War before she was sunk in July 1915.The ship was the second of two ships of the Pisa class, which was designed in 1904. In the Italian classification system at the time of their building, the Pisa ships were considered second-class battleships.".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi label "Amalfi (1908)".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi label "Amalfi (incrociatore)".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi label "Italian cruiser Amalfi".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi label "الطراد المدرع أمالفي".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi label "アマルフィ (装甲巡洋艦)".
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Amalfi_(1908).
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Ιταλικό_καταδρομικό_Αμάλφι.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Amalfi_(incrociatore).
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs アマルフィ_(装甲巡洋艦).
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs m.05sxww4.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Q3613557.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Q3613557.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi sameAs Italian_cruiser_Amalfi.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi wasDerivedFrom Italian_cruiser_Amalfi?oldid=588055796.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi depiction Cruiser_Amalfi.jpg.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi isPrimaryTopicOf Italian_cruiser_Amalfi.
• Italian_cruiser_Amalfi name "Amalfi".