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Tegetthoff is a noun referring to a historical figure, specifically an Austrian admiral known for his role in naval battles during the 19th century. It represents a military leader in maritime operations
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Tegetthoff was unharmed in the attack.
A photograph of the Tegetthoff trapped in the ice.
Tegetthoff class battleship.
One of these ships would eventually become Tegetthoff.
Tegetthoff returned in triumph to his base at Pola.
These ships would become the Tegetthoff class.
He was replaced by Wilhelm von Tegetthoff with whom he had numerous differences years earlier.
Tegetthoff decided to break off the engagement and fled to the neutral waters around Heligoland.
The Italians kept Tegetthoff for their own use.
Tegetthoff Monument in the Praterstern a square in the Leopoldstadt district.
The square features the column to Admiral Wilhelm von Tegetthoff.
Although Folke Tegetthoff is also a conceptualist and consultant, he is primarily a great visionary.
Wilhelm von Tegetthoff.
SMS Tegetthoff was hit by another torpedo from a second MAS, but it did not explode.
In any event, the class name remained Tegetthoff.
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The expedition 's ship Admiral Tegetthoff was abandoned in the pack ice.
The expedition 's first discovery was named Cape Tegetthoff.
Wilhelm von Tegetthoff - Austrian admiral.
The head-ship was named after the Admiral Wilhelm von Tegetthoff.
SMS Tegetthoff was an ironclad warship of the Austro-Hungarian Navy.
There, the Austrian fleet under Wilhelm von Tegetthoff attacked the Italians.
Template, Tegetthoff class battleship.
SMS Viribus Unitis was an Austro-Hungarian dreadnought battleship, the first of the Tegetthoff class.
Memorials to Tegetthoff were erected in ( Marburg ), Vienna and Pola.
In response, the Austrian Navy sent the fleet under Tegetthoff to attack the Italian ships.
Tegetthoff was immediately promoted, by telegraph, to Vizeadmiral Vice Admiral.
They were the first sea-going battleship built by Austria-Hungary since the center-battery ship Tegetthoff in 1876.
Tegetthoff was laid down in 1876 at the Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino shipyard in Trieste.
Promoted to Korvettenkapitän in 1857, Tegetthoff served on a semi-official scientific expedition to the Red Sea.
The Tegetthoff class had only 2.45 meters between the outer hull and the inner anti-torpedo bulkhead.
On 1 April 1868 Tegetthoff was made a Geheimrat and a member of the Herrenhaus.
