Category:IMO 5216147

**TSS Stefan Batory**
	ship built in 1952 Stefan Batory
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Instance of	cruise ship; ocean liner;
Owned by	Holland America Line;
Manufacturer	Wilton-Fijenoord;
Yard number	733;
Shipping port	Gdynia;
Country of registry	Netherlands;
Service entry	1952;
Significant event	ship breaking (Aliağa ship-breaking yard, 2000);
Beam	21.1 m;
Draft	8.8 m;
Length	153.4 m;
Authority file
	Q7671729; VIAF ID: 5148874296749620003; Library of Congress authority ID: n2017011291; IMO ship number: 5216147
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Ship

5.4.1952 Named Maasdam for Nederlandsche-Amerikaanse Stoomvaart Maatschappij, Rotterdam Flag: Netherlands
Call sign :PFQR
15.02.1963 Collided with wreck of Brittish freighter Harbourg or Russion freighter Kholmogory. 500 passengers evacuated.
16.04.1963 After reparation at Werft des Norddeutschen Lloyds, Bremerhaven, in service again
Laid down Renamed Diemerdijk
1968 Sold to Polskie Line Oceaniczne, Gdynia, Poland. Renamed Stefan Batory Flag: Poland Refitted in Gdynia
10.1977 Chartered by Tyska TUI.
1983 Sold to Towarzystwo Okretowe, Gdynia, Poland. Flag: Poland
26.03.1988 Laid up in Gdynia, Poland
05.1988 Sold to Hellenic Polish Shipping Ltd, Piraeus, Greece.
26.06.1988 Laid up in Vlissingen, Netherlands
11.11.1988 Sold to Erne Compania Maritima SA, Panama
1989 Sold to City Shipping International, Nassau. (Mgrs. Stena Line, Göteborg) Renamed Stefan
01.02.1990 Laid up in Göteborg
1991 Sold to Compania Maritima SA, Nassau, Bahamas.
17.12.1991 Laid up in Pireus.
1992 Sold to Tony Travel & Agency, Nassau, Bahamas.
03.07.1992 Arrived in the Perama Bay, Greece, layd up
2000 Sold for scrap to Kalkavanlar AS, Aliaga, Turkey.
24.3.2000 Broken up in Aliaga, Turkey

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