Russian cargo ship (ex-Ed Munch 1918, Mirfak 1919-1920, Justin 1920-1922, Olympia 1922-1930, Breitenburg 1930-1935) Okhta 1935-1960

Russia-flagged, homeport Leningrad, call sign PUFW. Launched by NV Boele’s Scheepswerven&Machinefabriek, Slikkerveer, Netherlands with yard number 604 as the Danish Ed Munch in 1918, delivered as Mirfak to owner/manager Van Nievelt, Goudriaan & Co’s Stoomvaart-Maatschappij N.V. (Nigoco), Rotterdam, Netherlands on 16 May 1918, as Justin sold to owner/manager Roland-Linie A.G., Bremen, Germany on 9 October 1920, as Olympia sold to owner/manager Rhederei A.G. von 1896, Hamburg, Germany o 25 January 1922, sold to owner/manager Hanseatische Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft, Hamburg, Germany on 18 November 1927, sold as Breitenburg to owner Ozean Dampfer A.G., Flensburg, Germany, manager H. Schuldt, Flensburg, Germany on 18 December 1930, as Okhta sold to owner/manager Sovtorgflot, Leningrad, Russia on29 February 1935 and broken up in 1960. Gross tonnage 1,357 tons, under deck 1,179 tons, net tonnage 794 tons, deadweight 2,270 tons, grain capacity 104,000 cubic feet, bale capacity 99,000 cubic feet and as dimensions 239.0 x 36.2 x 16.7 17 (loaded) feet. Normal cruising speed 8 knots.