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 | | Austro-Hungarian Navy was not defeated during the war, although the adversaries had at their disposal much stronger forces (33 battleships, 22 armoured cruisers, 18 light cruisers, 90 destroyers, 80 torpedo boats and 55 submarines as against 16 Austro-Hungarian battleships, 3 armoured cruisers, 11 light cruisers, 30 destroyers, 80 torpedo boats and 27 submarines). |
 | | Marine-Bibliothek", a registered cultural monument of the Republic of Croatia, with about 20,000 volumes of books) and the navy collection called "The Imperial and Royal Navy in Pula" are preserved in Pula in the building of the former Austro-Hungarian Navy Club (nowadays the House of Croatian Armed Forces, Leharova 1). |
 | | Merchant navy suffered the greatest lost in 1914 when the passenger ship "Baron Gautsch" sunk, coming across a mine near Rovinj (her wreck is visited by divers even nowadays). |
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