This is the 3rd set from a collection of 180 or so photographs taken during the 1910-1911 deployment of S.M.S. Gneisenau to the Far East. S.M.S. Gneisenau was an armored cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine, or German Imperial Navy. For the main catalog page of this archive, including the ports and dates visited, see SMS Gneisenau Far East Photo Collection, 1910-1911.
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- Sonntagsmusik auf S.M.S. Gneisenau
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- Indischer Zauberer
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- Fischfang in der Castriesbay, Sibirien
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- Russische Soldatenwohnungen in Sibirien
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- Bumbootsleute an Bord, Port Said
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- Der Fürst von Travancore geht von Bord
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- Indische Händler, Diamond Harbor, Ganges
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- Strand von Mallabar Hill, Bombay
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- Das Kronprinzenpaar an Bord, Colombo
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- Indische Fischer längsseits
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- Indische Textilarbeiter Familie
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- Nielpferd-fütterung, Bombay
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- Palast eines indischen Mahradjas
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- Das heilige Bad im Ganges, Calcuta
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- Fischfang am Indischen Ocean
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- Die Gemahlin des Radjas von Travancore
Tags: genealogy, Kaiserliche Marine, photos, travel
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I have litterally just this minute joined this site and yours are the first pictures I have come to. I have’nt had time to look at your site properly yet but what I have seen so far I find both interesting and fascinating.
I run a Flickr site and I know that your work would be much appreciated there.
Thank you for your pictures, I look forward to spending some time here.Best wishes,
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Thanks for your comments, Colin! 🙂
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The point is the cherumans do not know the diff between Travancore and Cochin. The ship just visited Cochin. There is a story of some relative of mine handing over the port plans to the cherumans.
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