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(Fictional ship!!!) Holstein battleship created in 1899. It was the first semi-dreadnought in the Holstein Navy and the first ship of this type with three turrets on board. After entering service, she participated in combat maneuvers. In 1905, during the modernization, the ship's targeting systems were improved. Two years later he set sail for the American Commonwealth. In 1910, after the outbreak of war between Kingdom of Holstein and the Romanov Empire, he took part in patrols on the Great Belt. In 1912, she took part in the Battle of Petersburg Gulf, during which she sank the dreadnought Imperator Paul I (this also showed the technological backwardness and incompetence of the navy of Romanov Empire). In 1914, she supported the uprising in the Republic of Helsinki against the Soviet Republic. In 1915, she underwent minor modernization works and took part in the blockade of the port of Riga, sinking the armored cruiser Oleg and the battleship Cesarevich. In 1916, after the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Holstein, she took part in the fighting in Eastern Pomerania, supporting the forces of the Polonian Republic against the Soviet Republic. After the end of the war in 1917, the ship began patrols in the Northern Ocean, and in 1920 the ship retired. Armed with 3 twin 305mm guns, 4 twin 210mm guns, 16 single 150mm guns and 10 single 88mm guns. She had two sister ships: Konig and Grosser Kurfurst.

Description
(Fictional ship!!!) Holstein battleship created in 1899. It was the first semi-dreadnought in the Holstein Navy and the first ship of this type with three turrets on board. After entering service, she participated in combat maneuvers. In 1905, during the modernization, the ship's targeting systems were improved. Two years later he set sail for the American Commonwealth. In 1910, after the outbreak of war between Kingdom of Holstein and the Romanov Empire, he took part in patrols on the Great Belt. In 1912, she took part in the Battle of Petersburg Gulf, during which she sank the dreadnought Imperator Paul I (this also showed the technological backwardness and incompetence of the navy of Romanov Empire). In 1914, she supported the uprising in the Republic of Helsinki against the Soviet Republic. In 1915, she underwent minor modernization works and took part in the blockade of the port of Riga, sinking the armored cruiser Oleg and the battleship Cesarevich. In 1916, after the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Holstein, she took part in the fighting in Eastern Pomerania, supporting the forces of the Polonian Republic against the Soviet Republic. After the end of the war in 1917, the ship began patrols in the Northern Ocean, and in 1920 the ship retired. Armed with 3 twin 305mm guns, 4 twin 210mm guns, 16 single 150mm guns and 10 single 88mm guns. She had two sister ships: Konig and Grosser Kurfurst.