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• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader length "127500.0".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader abstract "The Leningrad-class destroyer leaders were built for the Soviet Navy in the late 1930s. They were inspired by the contre-torpilleurs built for the French Navy. They were ordered in two groups of three ships each, the first group was designated Project 1 and the second Project 38. These ships were the first large vessels designed and built by the Soviets after the revolution.Both ships in the Baltic Sea bombarded Finnish coast defense positions during the Winter War. During Operation Barbarossa they provided fire support during the German siege of Tallinn and escorted the convoys when it was evacuated at the end of August 1941. Again they provided fire support during the Siege of Leningrad as they were blockaded in Leningrad and Kronstadt by Axis minefields. Minsk was sunk by German air attack in September 1941, but was later raised and recommissioned. Neither ship did anything notable after the siege was lifted in January 1944. Moskva had a very short career in the Black Sea Fleet as she was sunk on 23 June 1941 by either a mine or the Soviet submarine Shch-206. Kharkov participated in most of the battles on the Black Sea coast, but was sunk by Stukas in October 1943 as she returned from a bombardment mission. Baku began the war in the Pacific, but was transferred to the Soviet Northern Fleet via the Northern Sea Route between 15 July and 14 October 1942, where she spent the rest of the war escorting Arctic convoys and attempting to intercept German convoys to their ports on the Arctic Ocean. Tblisi had little to do until after the Soviet invasion of Manchuria when she transported elements of the 358th Naval Rifle Battalion to the Korean port of Rason on 12 August 1945.Not much is known of the details of their post-war careers. Most underwent a lengthy modernization in the early 1950s before being relegated to roles as training or target ships in the late 1950s. They were scrapped or expended as targets in the early 1960s.".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader length "127.5".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipBeam "11.7".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader thumbnail Moskva_(Leader).jpg?width=300.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader topSpeed "74.08".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader type Destroyer_leader.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wikiPageExternalLink lider.htm.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wikiPageExternalLink 03.html.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wikiPageExternalLink index.htm.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wikiPageID "7222188".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wikiPageRevisionID "575780078".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader builtRange "1932".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader hasPhotoCollection Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader headerCaption "Project 1".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader inCommissionRange "1936".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader inServiceRange "1936".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipArmament "2".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipArmament "4".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipArmament "5".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipArmament "68".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipComplement "250".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipDisplacement "full load".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipDisplacement "standard".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipPropulsion "3".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipRange "at".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipSensors "Arktur hydrophones".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader shipType Destroyer_leader.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader subclasses "Project 1, Project 38".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader totalShipsCompleted "6".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader totalShipsLost "2".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader totalShipsRetired "4".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader subject Category:Destroyer_classes.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader subject Category:Leningrad-class_destroyer_leaders.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader subject Category:World_War_II_destroyers_of_the_Soviet_Union.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader type MeanOfTransportation.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader type Ship.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader type Product.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader type DesignedArtifact.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader comment "The Leningrad-class destroyer leaders were built for the Soviet Navy in the late 1930s. They were inspired by the contre-torpilleurs built for the French Navy. They were ordered in two groups of three ships each, the first group was designated Project 1 and the second Project 38. These ships were the first large vessels designed and built by the Soviets after the revolution.Both ships in the Baltic Sea bombarded Finnish coast defense positions during the Winter War.".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader label "Classe Leningrad".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader label "Leningrad-class destroyer leader".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader label "Niszczyciele typu Leningrad".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader label "Лидеры эскадренных миноносцев проекта 1".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader label "レニングラード級駆逐艦".
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs Třída_Leningrad.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs Classe_Leningrad.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs レニングラード級駆逐艦.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs Niszczyciele_typu_Leningrad.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs m.025wm04.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs Q2544549.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader sameAs Q2544549.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader wasDerivedFrom Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader?oldid=575780078.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader depiction Moskva_(Leader).jpg.
• Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader isPrimaryTopicOf Leningrad-class_destroyer_leader.