RMS Dunnottar Castle 1936, MS Victoria 1958, MV The Victoria 1975, MV Princesa Victoria

MS Victoria, built as the RMS Dunnottar Castle, later MV The Victoria, MV Princesa Victoria 1036 to 2004

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