An item dated London, England 27th reported that a British warship captured two Bolshevist torpedo boats of which one was firing at the lighthouse near Reval [Tallinn, Estonia]. Their crews were taken prisoner. The newspaper De West dated 3 January 1919 reported that this warship was the cruiser Calypso.(1)
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1. Laid down at Hawthorn Leslie&Company Limited, Hebburn, England on 17 February 1916, launched on 24 January 1917, commissioned on 21 June 1917 and sunk by the Italian submarine Bagnonili on 12 June 1940. C-class cruiser (Caledon sub-class).
