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Montevideo Maru was a Japanese auxiliary ship that was sunk by the USN in World War II, resulting in the drowning of 1,054 Australians (prisoners of war and civilians) who were being transported from Rabaul to Hainan, in what is considered the worst maritime disaster in Australia's history. Prior to the war the ship operated as a passenger and cargo vessel traveling mainly between Asia and South America.

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rdfs:label	SS Montevideo Maru (fr) SS Montevideo Maru (en) MV Montevideo Maru (pl) Montevideo Maru (sv)
rdfs:comment	Montevideo Maru was a Japanese auxiliary ship that was sunk by the USN in World War II, resulting in the drowning of 1,054 Australians (prisoners of war and civilians) who were being transported from Rabaul to Hainan, in what is considered the worst maritime disaster in Australia's history. Prior to the war the ship operated as a passenger and cargo vessel traveling mainly between Asia and South America. (en) Le SS Montevideo Maru était un navire auxiliaire japonais lancé en 1926. Avant la guerre, le navire fonctionnait comme navire à passagers et cargo voyageant principalement entre l'Asie et l'Amérique du Sud.Servant de hell ship de la marine impériale japonaise, il a été coulé par le sous-marin américain USS Sturgeon le 25 février 1944 entrainant la noyade de nombreux prisonniers de guerre et civils australiens transportés de Rabaul. Ce naufrage est considéré comme la pire catastrophe maritime de l'histoire de l'Australie. (fr) Montevideo Maru var ett japanskt last- och passagerarfartyg byggt år 1926 som under andra världskriget bland annat transporterade krigsfångar. Fartyget lämnade den 22 juni 1942 Rabaul, Papua Nya Guinea, med sikte på Japan. Fartyget sänktes den 1 juli 1942 utanför den filippinska ön Luzon av de fyra torpeder som avlossades från den amerikanska ubåten . Med sig i djupet tog den samtliga ombord, därav 1 051 australiensare. Detta gör det till den största sjöolyckan i Australiens historia. (sv) MV „Montevideo Maru” – japoński motorowiec pasażerski, należący do linii żeglugowej , oddany do służby w 1926 roku. W okresie międzywojennym jednostka kursowała na trasach łączących Japonię z portami Ameryki Południowej. W 1941 roku została przejęta przez Cesarską Marynarkę Wojenną i była wykorzystywana jako statek transportowy. 1 lipca 1942 roku „Montevideo Maru” został zatopiony u wybrzeży Luzonu przez amerykański okręt podwodny . Statek przewoził wtedy ponad tysiąc alianckich jeńców wojennych i internowanych cywilów, głównie Australijczyków, spośród których nikt nie ocalał. (pl)
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