The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes163-164Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1950 |
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... GERMAN SHIPBUILDERS . - Are having to pay social services charges amounting to nearly 25 per cent of the total wages . GERMAN SHIPOWNERS . - Have received advances of many millions of marks from the German banks for new construction ...
... GERMAN SHIPBUILDERS . - Are having to pay social services charges amounting to nearly 25 per cent of the total wages . GERMAN SHIPOWNERS . - Have received advances of many millions of marks from the German banks for new construction ...
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... German Lloyd had started to study the question of sail training for its own future officers in 1896. Although German owners had bought a number of British sailing vessels and such firms as Laeisz of Hamburg was building steadily , the ...
... German Lloyd had started to study the question of sail training for its own future officers in 1896. Although German owners had bought a number of British sailing vessels and such firms as Laeisz of Hamburg was building steadily , the ...
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... German Lloyd cadets were rather older and more developed physically than those accepted by the D.S.V. none of the labour - saving devices for which German sailing ships were well known were fitted ; her big crew was expected to do the ...
... German Lloyd cadets were rather older and more developed physically than those accepted by the D.S.V. none of the labour - saving devices for which German sailing ships were well known were fitted ; her big crew was expected to do the ...
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