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עם התאריכים, לפי מה שרשום אודות המסלול של האניה. http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/descriptions/ShipsK.html KURSK / POLONIA 1910 The KURSK was built by Barclay, Curle & Co. Glasgow in 1910 for the Russian American Line. She was a 7,858 gross ton vessel, length 450ft x beam 56.2ft, two funnels, two masts, twin screw and a speed of 15 knots. Accommodation for 120-1st, 178-2nd and 1,288-3rd and 4th class passengers. Launched on 7/7/1910, she sailed from Libau on her maiden voyage to New York on 2/11/1910. She commenced her last voyage from Libau to Copenhagen, Halifax and New York on 7/7/1914 and was transferred to the Glasgow - New York service on 5/11/1914. On 20/11/1914 she sailed on her first voyage from New York for Archangel and in 1917 came under Cunard management under the British flag. In 1921 she went to the Baltic American Line and was renamed POLONIA and on 23/1/1921 sailed on her first voyage between Glasgow, New York, Danzig and Libau. On 8/3/1921 she started her first voyage from Libau to Danzig, Boston and New York and in September of that year was refitted to carry 300-cabin and 500-3rd class passengers. In Oct.1927 she was further altered to carry 120-cabin, 180-tourist and 500-3rd class passengers. On 31/10/1929 she commenced her last voyage from Danzig to Copenhagen, Halifax and New York and in 1930 went to the Polish Gdynia America Line. They used her from 11/4/1930 on their Danzig - Copenhagen - Halifax - New York service and from 28/5/1930 on the Gdynia - Copenhagen - Halifax - New York run. She commenced her last voyage on this run on 2/5/1933 and was transferred to the Constanza - Haifa service until 1939 when she was scrapped in Italy.