How do you create something dynamic while honoring the past?” That was the question posed by Mikkel Beedholm of KHR ...

In the icy chaos of the Baltic Sea during the final months of World War II, the cruise liner MV Wilhelm Gustloff attempted a desperate nighttime escape, carrying over 10,000 German refugees ...

MV Wilhelm Gustloff was a cruise ship built for the Nazi's Kraft Durch Freude ('Strength Through Joy') programme, which subsidised trips for German workers (pictured).

The Wilhelm Gustloff was one of the ships earmarked to transport refugees. The 208-metre-long (680 feet) ship had been launched as a cruise liner in 1937.

The in-depth story of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff sinking and how over 9000 drowned. It’s January 30th, 1945, and a 10-year-old boy named Horst Woit is fleeing the war. Germany is losing, and the ...

Then-17-year-old Rudi, the ship's radio operator, was said to have witnessed crates of the Nazi gold being loaded onto Wilhelm Gustloff at a port in Poland, Daily Star reported in 2019.

January 30, 1945 – The Wilhelm Gustloff sinks in the Baltic Sea after being hit by Russian torpedoes, killing more than 9,000 passengers and crew members.

It's surpassed by the Wilhelm Gustloff, a German military transport ship that reported 9,400 casualties after being hit by a Soviet Navy submarine during World War II, and the Doña Paz, a ferry ...

From Titanic To Wilhelm Gustloff, Here Are The Worst Ship Disasters In Recent History The Titanic continues to fascinate people even after more than a century of its sinking. While over 1,500 ...

According to IMDb, on January 30, 1945, little Hans Gudegast was one of the civilians aboard the MV Wilhelm Gustloff, a German-armed military transport ship that was evacuating German civilians ...