Category:Bolzano (ship, 1933)

**Bolzano**
	1932 Trento-class cruiser
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Instance of	heavy cruiser;
Operator	Royal Italian Navy;
Manufacturer	Ansaldo;
Country of registry	Kingdom of Italy;
Vessel class	Trento-class cruiser;
Significant event	ship launching (1932); keel laying (1930); order (1929); shipwrecking (1944); ship commissioning (1933); striking (1947); ship breaking (1949);
Nominal power output	150,000 metric horsepower;
Beam	20.6 m;
Draft	6.7 m;
Length	196.6 m;
Speed	36 kn;
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Italiano: Bolzano (incrociatore)

Type	Cruiser
Built by	Ansaldo Shipyard
Keel laid	June 11, 1930
Launch date	August 31, 1932
Completion date	August 19, 1933
Length overall	196.6 m (215 yd)
Beam	20.6 m (22.5 yd)
Draft	6.7 m (21.9 ft)
Displacement	13,885 t (30,833,031.00 lb)
Standard displacement	13,243 t (29,407,405.80 lb)
Main engine	10 boilers, 4 Parson turbines
Speed	35 knots

History

Bolzano was a cruiser similar to Trento-class and in 1937 underwent to several modifications. She took part at numerous naval actions as Punta Stilo, Capo Teulada, Gaudo and Matapan. On August 13, 1942 was torpedoed and heavily damaged by the British submarine HMS Unbroken (P42). The cruiser was towed to Napoli and later to La Spezia for repairing. At the armistice was unable to sail to Malta where the Italian fleet was recovered, and on June 22, 1944 was sunken by Italians and British commando just outside La Spezia.