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The W. Crichton Shipyard was the former 'Oktinskaya verf' formed in 1721 or in 1725 in the Saint Petersburg suburb of Okhta. It was purchased in 1880 by W. Crichton.^[1] It was nationalized as Petrozavod in 1913 or 'Okhtinskaya verf' ' Admiralteiskogo z-da' till 10/21; munitions (shells) during WWI and till 1924; tugs from 1930; numbered in 1941; evacuated to z-dy 402, 646, and 661 9/41; munitions (mines, shells, and bombs) in wartime; restored in 1944; became part of TsNIITS in 12/68 and part of NPO 'Ritm' 27/8/69 or 1973; now OAO 'Petrozavod'

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^ Breyer, p. 142

Bibliography

Breyer, Siegfried (1992). Soviet Warship Development: Volume 1: 1917–1937. London: Conway Maritime Press. ISBN 0-85177-604-3.

[1] Breyer, p. 142

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	The '''W. Crichton Shipyard''' was the former 'Oktinskaya verf' formed in 1721 or in 1725 in the [[Saint Petersburg]] suburb of Okhta. It was purchased in 1880 by W. Crichton.<ref>Breyer, p. 142</ref> It was nationalized as Petrozavod in 1913 or 'Okhtinskaya verf'' Admiralteiskogo z-da' till 10/21; munitions (shells) during WWI and till 1924; tugs from 1930; numbered in 1941; evacuated to z-dy 402, 646, and 661 9/41; munitions (mines, shells, and bombs) in wartime; restored in 1944; became part of TsNIITS in 12/68 and part of NPO 'Ritm' 27/8/69 or 1973; now OAO 'Petrozavod'		The '''W. Crichton Shipyard''' was the former 'Oktinskaya verf' formed in 1721 or in 1725 in the [[Saint Petersburg]] suburb of Okhta. It was purchased in 1880 by W. Crichton.<ref>Breyer, p. 142</ref> It was nationalized as Petrozavod in 1913 or 'Okhtinskaya verf' ' Admiralteiskogo z-da' till 10/21; munitions (shells) during WWI and till 1924; tugs from 1930; numbered in 1941; evacuated to z-dy 402, 646, and 661 9/41; munitions (mines, shells, and bombs) in wartime; restored in 1944; became part of TsNIITS in 12/68 and part of NPO 'Ritm' 27/8/69 or 1973; now OAO 'Petrozavod'

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