Ships Built By Reichsmarinewerft/Kriegsmarinewerft Wilhelmshaven (selection)
• 1920-1922, Altogether 28 fishing vessels
• 1922, Altogether 4 cargo ships
• 1925, Light cruiser Emden, first new built naval ship of the German Reichsmarine
• 1926-1928, Altogether 6 torpedo-boats
• 1929, K-class light cruiser Königsberg
• 1930, K-class light cruiser Köln
• 1931, Artillery training ship Bremse
• 1934, Deutschland class Panzerschiff (pocket battle ship, later classified as large cruiser) Admiral Scheer, sunk by RAF in Kiel on 10 April 1945
• 1936, Deutschland class Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee, scuttled after Battle of the River Plate with Royal Navy cruisers Exeter, Ajax and Achilles at Montevideo on 17 December 1939
• 1939, Scharnhorst class battleship Scharnhorst, sunk by HMS Duke of York (17) and her escorts north of North Cape on 26 December 1943
• 1941, Bismarck class battleship Tirpitz, sunk by RAF aircraft in Norway on 12 November 1944
• 1941-1944, 27 Type VII submarines
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