Islas Canarias
Santa Cruz de la Palma
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The Pamir found shelter there at the outbreak of the First World war on 01/10/1914, coming from Taltal (  ) and left on 10/03/1920
with 5 spanish and 5 scandinavian Sailors, bound to Hamburg.
At that time, the seaman Johannes Diebitsch, later the last Captain of the Pamir until the wreck, was on board.
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Photos
 Seaman Ferdinand Leopold married at St Cruz 1917 (8) |
 Extract of seaman Adolf Klüver's discharge book, who stayed at St Cruz (9) |
 First mate, Peter Kleist, and second mate, W. Rottmann |
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz 19/05/1914 (11a) |
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 The Pamir at Santa Cruz 19/05/1914 |
 Painted porthole (9) |
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz 1914-1920 (8) |
 The Pamir at Hamburg ? 1956 |
 Reproduction (9) |
 Maritime Museum (9) |
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
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Photos
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz de T. 05/07/1956 (7) |
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz de T. 05/07/1956 (7) |
 Pamir at Santa Cruz de T. 05/07/1956 ? (10) |
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz de T. 05/07/1956 (3) |
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz de T. 05/07/1956 (4) |
A drawing
 The Pamir at Santa Cruz de Palma (6) Francisco Noguerol Cajen, Spain |
References
The Pamir
Santa Cruz is the harbour and main city of La Palma island (80.000 inhabitants), one of the Canaries.
