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SS Czar 

ocean liner for the Russian American Line before World War I
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Instance of	steamship ocean liner
Owned by	East Asiatic Company (1912–1930) Ministry of War Transport (1946–1949)
Operator	Russian American Line
Manufacturer	Barclay Curle
Yard number	0494
Shipping port	Liepāja
Service entry	1912
Significant event	ship launching (1912)
Powered by	steam engine (2)
Gross tonnage	6,503
Beam	16.2 m
Draft	7.4 m
Length	130 m
Speed	14 kn
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IMO number : 1142324
Name of ship : CZAR as Russian ЦАРЬ → ESTONIA (01/09/1920–07/08/1930) → PULASKI as Polish PUŁASKI → EMPIRE PENRYN (since 09/07/1946)
Call Sign : –
MMSI : –
Gross tonnage : 6516 (6503)
DWT : –
Type of ship : Passenger Cargo Ship (during 1912)
Builder : Barclay, Curle & Co. (494)
Year of build : 1912
Flag : Russia → Denmark (01/01/1921–07/08/1930) → Poland → United Kingdom (since 09/07/1946)
Port of registry : Libava → København → Gdynia → Liverpool
Status of ship : Keel Laid → Launched (23/03/1912) → Completed → In Service/Commission (30/05/1912–1949) → Decommissioned → Broken Up (since 19/02/1949)
Registered owner : Russian East Asiatic Steamship Co., St. Petersburg / Russian East Asiatic S.S.Co Ltd, Libava, Russian Empire → Cunard Steamship Co. → EAC, København, Denmark (01/09/1920–06/08/1930) → Polish America Line, Gdynia →

• Type: Passenger/cargo
• Built by Barclay Curle, Whiteinch, United Kingdom
• Yard No: 494
• Launch Date: 23.3.1912
• Date of completion: 5.1912
• Length overall:
• LPP: 129.9 m
• Beam: 16.2 m
• Tons: 6516 m
• DWT:
• Speed: 16 kn

• 1912 Named: Czar for the Russian East Asiatic S.S.Co Ltd, Liepaja Flag: Russia
• 1913 Picked up 102 people from the burning Volturno
• 1917 Managed by Cunard Line Flag: United Kingdom
• 1919 Sold to Russian East Asiatic Steamship Co. Ltd., Petrograd Laid up.
• 1920 Sold to A/S Det Ostasiatiske Kompagni Renamed: Estonia Flag: Denmark
• 1930 Renamed: Pulaski Flag: Poland
• 1939 Laid up awaiting sale in Gdynia
• 1939 Carried Polish soldiers from Balkans to France
• 11.1939 - 03.1940 Refit in Marseilles
• 1940 Trooping and passenger service
• 08.07.1941 Arrested in Conakry by French authorities. Escaped during the night. Upon leaving Conakry shelled by French bateries.
• 1942 Bridge gutted by fire (sabotage?) in Durban
• 09.1944 - 01.1945 General refit in Durban.
• 03.1946 Sold for Ł 100,000.- to the Ministry of War Transport.
• 1946 Renamed: Empire Penrhyn Flag: United Kingdom
• 19.2.1949 Broken up at Blyth