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===Rank IV===
 
===Rank IV===
* [[Kirov]] - Киров
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* Pr.26 "[[Kirov]]" <sub>(1941)</sub> - (Киров, Named after ''Sergei Kirov'')
* [[Voroshilov]] - Ворошилов
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* Pr.26 "[[Voroshilov]]" <sub>(1943)</sub> - (Ворошилов, Named after ''Kliment Voroshilov'')
  
 
===Rank V===
 
===Rank V===
* [[Maxim Gorky]] - Максим Горький
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* Pr.26-bis "[[Maxim Gorky]]" <sub>(1941)</sub> - (Максим Горький, Named after ''Maxim Gorky'')
 
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==History==
 
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Latest revision as of 03:50, 3 September 2023

Description

The Kirov-class (Project 26) cruisers were a class of six cruisers built in the late 1930s for the Soviet Navy.

Vehicles

Rank IV

  • Pr.26 "Kirov" (1941) - (Киров, Named after Sergei Kirov)
  • Pr.26 "Voroshilov" (1943) - (Ворошилов, Named after Kliment Voroshilov)

Rank V

  • Pr.26-bis "Maxim Gorky" (1941) - (Максим Горький, Named after Maxim Gorky)

Vehicles are listed in order of refit year, not build year


USSR light cruisers
  Imperial Russia
Svetlana-class  Krasny Krym* · Krasny Kavkaz*
  * Laid down by Imperial Russian Navy; Finished and renamed by the USSR
Project  Soviet Union
Pr.26  Kirov · Voroshilov · Maxim Gorky
Pr.68  Chapayev · Zheleznyakov
Pr.68-bis  Sverdlov · Mikhail Kutuzov
Pr.68-bis-ZiF  Shcherbakov
Trophies  Italy
Condottieri-class  Kerch