18,765 Lloyd Sabaudo from Beardmore, Glasgow
After acquisition by Italian Line in 1932, she became a part of Lloyd Triestino
Scuttled by crew in Shanghai 1943, raised, bombed Maizuru Japan 1944 and finally scrapped in 1949.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Conte_Verde
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Image from Yoshiaki Nishimura.
In May 1942, Japan and the US agreed to exchange interned diplomats and other citizens, chartering the Conte Verde (known as Teikyo Maru while chartered). The Conte Verde left Yokohama on September and returned to Shanghai.
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