. . . . . . . . . . "1887-02-15"^^ . . . . . "SMS Eber byl d\u011Blov\u00FD \u010Dlun n\u011Bmeck\u00E9ho c\u00EDsa\u0159sk\u00E9ho n\u00E1mo\u0159nictva. Byl ur\u010Den pro tzv. politiku d\u011Blov\u00FDch \u010Dlun\u016F v Tichomo\u0159\u00ED."@cs . . . "SMS Eber (1887)"@fr . . . . "51000.0"^^ . . "24566736"^^ . "SMS Eber (1887)"@de . "SMS Eber"@en . . . . "La SMS Eber est une canonni\u00E8re de la Marine imp\u00E9riale allemande qui fut lanc\u00E9e le 15 f\u00E9vrier 1887 \u00E0 Kiel. Elle \u00E9tait destin\u00E9e aux missions d'outremer."@fr . . . "1095072611"^^ . "SMS Eber, a 735-ton iron-hulled gunboat, was built at Kiel, Germany for gunboat diplomacy in the Pacific. It was a barque-rigged auxiliary steamer. After commissioning in September 1887 she was sent to the Pacific to serve in the German colonial empire. She disarmed the inhabitants of Nauru in 1888, ending their civil war and annexing the island to the German Empire. Eber was anchored in Apia Harbor, Samoa, during the 1889 Apia cyclone of 15\u201316 March 1889. Though she was the most modern of the seven warships present, damage to her propeller made it impossible for her to survive the violent wind and seas. After a long struggle, Eber was forced against the edge of the harbor reef and sank quickly, with the loss of 73 of her crewmen."@en . "3"^^ . . "-13.831388888888888 -171.75194444444443" . "POINT(-171.75193786621 -13.831388473511)"^^ . . "735"^^ . . "20.372"^^ . . . . . . . "Kaiserliche Werft Kiel, Germany"@en . "-171.7519378662109"^^ . . "SMS Eber (1887)"@en . . "-13.83138847351074"^^ . "8.0"^^ . "SMS Eber byl d\u011Blov\u00FD \u010Dlun n\u011Bmeck\u00E9ho c\u00EDsa\u0159sk\u00E9ho n\u00E1mo\u0159nictva. Byl ur\u010Den pro tzv. politiku d\u011Blov\u00FDch \u010Dlun\u016F v Tichomo\u0159\u00ED."@cs . "4098"^^ . . . . . "SMS Eber, a 735-ton iron-hulled gunboat, was built at Kiel, Germany for gunboat diplomacy in the Pacific. It was a barque-rigged auxiliary steamer. After commissioning in September 1887 she was sent to the Pacific to serve in the German colonial empire. She disarmed the inhabitants of Nauru in 1888, ending their civil war and annexing the island to the German Empire. Eber was anchored in Apia Harbor, Samoa, during the 1889 Apia cyclone of 15\u201316 March 1889. Though she was the most modern of the seven warships present, damage to her propeller made it impossible for her to survive the violent wind and seas. After a long struggle, Eber was forced against the edge of the harbor reef and sank quickly, with the loss of 73 of her crewmen. \n* SMS Eber on the beach of Apia after the cyclone"@en . . . . . "1887-02-15"^^ . . . "Wrecked, March 1889"@en . "SMS Eber (1887)"@cs . . . . "Die SMS Eber war ein Kanonenboot der Kaiserlichen Marine."@de . . . . . . . "Die SMS Eber war ein Kanonenboot der Kaiserlichen Marine."@de . . "September 1887"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . "German for \"boar\""@en . "51.0"^^ . . . "Wrecked, March 1889" . . "La SMS Eber est une canonni\u00E8re de la Marine imp\u00E9riale allemande qui fut lanc\u00E9e le 15 f\u00E9vrier 1887 \u00E0 Kiel. Elle \u00E9tait destin\u00E9e aux missions d'outremer."@fr . . . . . "SMS Eber"@en .