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Three Dutch “Victory” Ships
Passenger Lists
from February 1951 to January 1957
From the ssmaritime collection
LINK One: Has a full passenger list for an
arrival in Wellington New
LINK Two: Has parts of
LINK Three: A complete passenger list
LINK One - LINK Two - LINK Three
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Dutch Victory Trio INDEX:
Page One … The history of these three ships.
Page Two … Ships – General Photo Album.
Page Three …
Page Four … Passenger
List for the
Page Five … Here is
another passenger list, but this time for the
Page Six …
Page
Six-a
…
Page Seven … Passenger Dr.
Page Eight …
Page
Nine … This
is the story of soldier Frank Lovell who finally returned home, having fought
so many battles during WW2 throughout many parts of Europe on the S.S. Costa
Rica Victory, (later the Groote Beer) in September 1945. The three parts are by
Other Passenger lists currently available
online
Also S.S. Waterman departed from
For Australian Passengers:
The “National Library of Australia”
in
You must be able to supply the following information to the “NLA.”
1. Name of the ship. 2. Port of arrival. 3. Day, Month & Year of arrival. They will not mind if you do not know precisely the actual date, but the MONTH and YEAR is a MUST!
And last and not least; 4. Full names of the family who dissembarked.
The “National Library of Australia's” Webpage is located at: https://www.nla.gov.au/.
Below is their “Shipping and Passenger Records” Page:
http://www.nla.gov.au/research-guides/finding-ship-and-passenger-records.
However, should you require assistance just use the “ask the librarian page”.
https://reftracker.nla.gov.au/reft100.aspx?pmi=M0GYxtCO1I.
You can also phone: 61
(0)2 6262 1266.
Best of luck with your
search.
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