Thank you very much.

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Your additional info helped me a lot. Some months (e. g. February, July) are completed. I hardly ever considered Belgian fishing boats. They seem to answer many of my questions and Roskill included them apparently in his tables.

Additionally, I found a list of the Belgian fishing vessel losses in 1944 and 1945:

1) 22.12.1944 N.48 5 dead (9 grt) = Martha-Robert

2) 22.12.1944 N.59 3 dead (16 grt) = Amelia Justina

3) 21.1.1945 B.11 1 dead (17 grt) = Scarphout

4) 4.2.1945 BOU.20 4 dead (19 grt) = Cecile

5) 19.2.1945 N.145 4 dead (30 grt) = Zenobie Velghe

6) 27.2.1945 B.96 1 dead (19 grt) = Alberic

7) 28.2.1945 B.13 nil (15 grt) = Victorine

8) 12.3.1945 N.68 4 dead (37 grt) = Baltic II

9) 20.3.1945 B.121 5 dead (Roskill: 75 grt) = Nelly

10) 28.3.1945 O.143 5 dead (23 grt, Roskill: 75 grt) = St. Jan

11) 10.4.1945 O.303 4 dead

12) 13.4.1945 Z.8 4 dead (31 grt) = Eric Agnes, another ship than the Z8 Albert-Emiel (23 grt) that exploded on February 28, 1944

13) 26.4.1945 O.157 2 dead (18 grt) = Simonne

14) 31.7.1945 N.101 3 dead (12 grt) = Lucienne

15) 2.8.1945 B.65 5 dead (27 grt) = Pingouin

16) 3.8.1945 B.14 nil (36 grt) = Julia Denise

17) 11.9.1945 P.59 2 dead

18) 11.9.1945 Z.126 5 dead (15 grt) = René

19) 4.10.1945 Z.3 3 dead (22 grt) = Franciscus Theresia

20) 21.10.1945 Z.5 4 dead (21 grt) = Lucette

21) 23.10.1945 O.159 13 dead

Source of the list: [www.krantvanblankenberge.be]

Source for the tonnage: [www.vliz.be].

Almost all the ships were mined off the Belgian coast.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/25/2017 04:49PM by Tojoda.