Ships hit by U-boats


Christian Krohg

Norwegian Steam merchant


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NameChristian Krohg
Type:Steam merchant
Tonnage1,992 tons
Completed1917 - NV Werf Gusto v/h Firma A.F. Smulders, Schiedam 
OwnerOlaf Ørvig, Bergen 
HomeportBergen 
Date of attack10 Jun 1941Nationality:      Norwegian
 
FateSunk by U-108 (Klaus Scholtz)
Position45N, 36.30W - Grid BC 6452
Complement23 (23 dead - no survivors)
ConvoyOB-329 (dispersed)
RouteLondon - Oban (1 Jun) - St.Lawrence 
CargoBallast 
History In November 1940, the Christian Krohg had been in the convoy SC-11 and survived the attacks undamaged. 
Notes on loss

The Christian Krohg (Master Ingvart Hagen) had been sailing in convoy OB-329, which was dispersed in 51.48N/20.48W on 5 Jun, 1941 and she proceeded alone.
On 9 June, she was missed by U-108 with one torpedo, but U-108 sank her the next day. All 23 on board died: 17 Norwegian, three British, one Swedish, one Estonian and one Canadian.

 
CrewlistsWe have listing of 23 people who were on this vessel 

Location of attack on Christian Krohg.

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