DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988

The study presents results of several years of research into the issues of the creation, opera- tion and specificity of the operation of Baltic lightvessels – useful at the time of the lack of stationary lighthouses on shipping routes. The described ships were characteristic shipping marks of Denmar...

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Main Authors: Antoni F. Komorowski, Iwona Pietkiewicz
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego 2019-01-01
Series:Studia Maritima
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Online Access:https://wnus.edu.pl/sm/pl/issue/1153/article/18215/
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spelling doaj-e502de734f714d668f3e15322e37c8db2020-11-25T03:10:13ZdeuWydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu SzczecińskiegoStudia Maritima0137-35872019-01-013210.18276/sm.2019.32-07DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988Antoni F. Komorowski0Iwona Pietkiewicz1Akademia Marynarki Wojennej im. Bohaterów WesterplatteAkademia Marynarki Wojennej im. Bohaterów WesterplatteThe study presents results of several years of research into the issues of the creation, opera- tion and specificity of the operation of Baltic lightvessels – useful at the time of the lack of stationary lighthouses on shipping routes. The described ships were characteristic shipping marks of Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Germany at the turn of the 11th and 20th centuries. The specificity of the units, also called lightships, required the use of research methods such as historical analysis and synthesis, induction and geographical method. The presented paper is only a part of the Scandinavian problems that arose during the oper- ation of the specific entities described. A number of scientific papers have been delivered at both national and international conferences. Archival materials related to the operation of lightships were acquired by the authors in the German, Swedish and Russian state archives.https://wnus.edu.pl/sm/pl/issue/1153/article/18215/he Baltic Sea – historyThe Baltic Sea – navigationnavigation safetylightship – historylightvessels – history
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Iwona Pietkiewicz
DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
Studia Maritima
he Baltic Sea – history
The Baltic Sea – navigation
navigation safety
lightship – history
lightvessels – history
author_facet Antoni F. Komorowski
Iwona Pietkiewicz
author_sort Antoni F. Komorowski
title DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
title_short DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
title_full DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
title_fullStr DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
title_full_unstemmed DANISH AND SWEDISH LIGHTSHIPS SERVING TO GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF THE DANISH STRAITS AREA SEA ROUTES 1820–1988
title_sort danish and swedish lightships serving to guarantee the safety of the danish straits area sea routes 1820–1988
publisher Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego
series Studia Maritima
issn 0137-3587
publishDate 2019-01-01
description The study presents results of several years of research into the issues of the creation, opera- tion and specificity of the operation of Baltic lightvessels – useful at the time of the lack of stationary lighthouses on shipping routes. The described ships were characteristic shipping marks of Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Germany at the turn of the 11th and 20th centuries. The specificity of the units, also called lightships, required the use of research methods such as historical analysis and synthesis, induction and geographical method. The presented paper is only a part of the Scandinavian problems that arose during the oper- ation of the specific entities described. A number of scientific papers have been delivered at both national and international conferences. Archival materials related to the operation of lightships were acquired by the authors in the German, Swedish and Russian state archives.
topic he Baltic Sea – history
The Baltic Sea – navigation
navigation safety
lightship – history
lightvessels – history
url https://wnus.edu.pl/sm/pl/issue/1153/article/18215/
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