Lieutenant Zaretsarenny (destroyer)

On June 17 (30), 1917, leaving Odessa with the task of delivering to Fidonisi Island (the modern name is Serpentine) the command and means for restoring the post and radio station, shortly before that were destroyed by the Breslau cruiser, was blown up on a German minefield near the island of Fidonisi. The ship broke in half, and its bow (to the bow stoker) instantly sank. The aft part remained afloat and was towed to the island of Fidonisi, after which it sank 2.5 cable from the coast. 44 people died from the crew (among them three officers, including ship commander Pavel Shtilberg).

In 1988, memorial plaques with the names of the dead were installed on Snake Island.

The nasal tip of the ship was first found off Snake Island on June 10, 2007 by divers based on archival searches. In the captain’s cabin, divers discovered a unique handwritten code of orders of 1916-1917 for the Black Sea Navy ^[1] .

Officers

1. Shtilberg Pavel Gustavovich, senior lieutenant, destroyer commander.
2. Borodikhin Vasily Ivanovich, lieutenant, senior destroyer officer.
3. Grebovetsky, ensign, chief of the garrison of the island of Fidonisi.

Lower ranks

1. Arsentiev Stepan Fedorovich, fireman of the 1st st.
2. Bakhteev Anton Semenovich, helmsman
3. Belkin Mikhail Semenovich, fireman of the 1st st., Spare
4. Bovkun Ivan Grigoryevich, second-degree bachelor
5. Vasilenko Alexey Fedorovich, fireman of the 2nd st
6. Voitenko Andrey Dmitrievich, sailor of the 2nd art.
7. Gavrilov-Adascalts Vladimir Ivanovich, fireman of the 1st st.
8. Golovashin Yakov Ivanovich, electrician 2nd art.
9. Dronyuk Peter Ivanovich, fireman of the 2nd art.
10. Zimoglyad Login Demyanovich, driver of the 1st st.
11. Zozulya Ivan Pavlovich, tel. $ 1st art.
12. Ivanov Alexander Ivanovich, mine artillery landlord of the 2nd art.
13. Katsan Mikhail Kuzmich, miner
14. Kireev Dmitry Feodorovich, painter
15. Kiselev Ivan Yakovlevich, steering, spare
16. Korolyuk Peter Mikhailovich, sailor of the 2nd art.
17. Krushelnitsky Vasily Semenovich, fireman 1st art.
18. Kupchenko Zinovy ​​Lukyanovich, electrician
19. Marinchenko Timofey Semenovich, mine engineer 1st class, spare
20. Miller Johann-Karl Yakovlevich, fireman of the 2nd st
21. Nikitin Dmitry Petrovich, sailor of the 2nd art.
22. Onoprienko Fedor, sailor of the 2nd art.
23. Panchenko Grigory Vladimirovich, radio telegraph operator
24. Pryakhin Ivan Egorovich, fireman of the 2nd art.
25. Pugach Ivan Nikolaevich, the commander of the mine ship
26. Radchenko-Gordobal Gavriil Ivanovich, mine engineer 1st class.
27. Rezanov Ivan Ivanovich, the commander of the mine ship
28. Russu Panteleimon Afanasevich, fireman 2nd art.
29. Savarin Methodius Feodosievich, commander
30. Senkov-Senik Vasily Ilyich, wireless telegrapher
31. Sviridenko Yakov Kasyanovich, sailor of the 1st st.
32. Sendetsky Ivan Pavlovich sailor of the 2nd art.
33. Steshenko Artyom Mikhailovich, fireman 2nd art.
34. Surucan Grigory Iosifovich, sailor of the 2nd art.
35. Susky Moses Ivanovich, fireman of the 1st st., Spare
36. Tersky Fedor Pavlovich, range finder
37. Titorenko Semyon Prokofievich, 1st-degree machinist, overdue
38. Khomenko Ignatius Potapovich, range finder
39. Uvarov Peter Leonidovich, fireman of the 2nd art.
40. Shchudyak Sergey Alexandrovich, 1st-stage engineer, spare
41. Yamandi Ivan Vasilievich, miner

• 2nd-Class Captain Denisov, Ivan Semenovich - 1906-1908
• Veselovsky S.S. - 1909
• 2nd-rank captain Rimsky-Korsakov, Mikhail Mikhailovich - 1912-1913
• 2nd rank captain Ivan Ivanovich Podyapolsky - 04/22/1913-1914
• 2nd rank captain Gezehus, Alexander Petrovich - October 1915—?
• 2nd-Class Captain Fus, Georgy Viktorovich
• Senior Lieutenant Shtilberg, Pavel Gustavovich

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• "Lieutenant Zatsarenny" reveals new secrets of history

• Alekseev, I.V., Sukhovey, L.N. “Lieutenant Zaretsenny” - destroyer and man
• Alekseev, I.V. Sensational discovery: the mine cruiser “Lieutenant Zatsarenny”. // Neptune XXI Century : Journal. - No. 7. - 2007;
• Alekseev, I.V. “Lieutenant Zatsarenny” 90 years at the bottom of the sea. // Black Sea rumba : int. marine almanac. - V. 7. - Odessa, Phoenix, 2008.