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Israel’s Flagship - SS Shalom
Deck Plan ©
Copyright
© - From the official archives of Estate of Naval Architect Commander Edmond
Wilhelm Brillant (1916 - 2004)
SS
Shalom is seen here at Montreal in 1967 not long before she was sold to the German Atlantic Line who renamed her SS
Hanseatic
Photograph by Harry Wolf – from the Author’s
collection
Read
the amazing story of Commander Edmond Wilhelm Brillant (left), one of the
designers of the Shalom on Page 4.
SS
Shalom seen ready to depart France for Haifa
where she will be stocked and manned before she commences her new life in 1964
Please Note: This Deck Plan is , except the ones marked otherwise are from the
official archives of the Estate
of the late Naval Architect, Commander Edmond
Wilhelm Brillant (1916 - 2004), and this is now under the control of his son, Mr. Avi Brillant
and these are protected under strict international copyright law, as are the
images on Page 4. Please be respectful of this, in the memory of a great
maritime man!
ZIM Lines INDEX
Introduction: ZIM
Lines early history & their early smaller passenger ships,
such as …
SS Kedmah, SS Negbah, SS Galilah
& SS
Artsa.
Page One: SS Jerusalem I,
ZIM’s very first Trans Atlantic passenger liner.
Page Two: SS Israel, SS Zion, SS Jerusalem
(II), SS Theodor
Herzl
& MS
Moledet.
Page Three: SS Shalom,
Hanseatic, Doric, Royal Odyssey, Regal Sun, Sun
– Israel’s
Grandest Liner!
Page
Four: SS Shalom, Mr. Edmond Wilhelm
Brillant the ships naval architect and new photo’s.
Page
Five: SS Shalom, Deck Plans
from the official archives of Estate of
Edmond Wilhelm Brillant, Naval Architect.
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