SS Resolute Passenger List - 16 July 1932
Front Cover of a Cabin Passenger List from the SS Resolute of the Hamburg America Line, Departing Saturday, 16 July 1932 from Hamburg to Scotland, Iceland, Spitzbergen, and Norway, Commanded by Captain F. Kruse. Roughly 18% of the Passengers Were Doctors on This Voyage. GGA Image ID # 1784f7ce9c
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain F. Kruse
- First Officer: A. Jost
- Second Officer: G. Thünemann
- Second Officer: H. Westphal
- Second Officer: E. Cabus
- Third Officer: H. Schroeter
- Fourth Officer: S. v. Tschirsky
- Fourth Officer: F. Eylmann
- Fourth Officer: R. Teichmann
- First Radio Officer: F. Filter
- Second Radio Officer: H. Burgemeister
- Third Radio Officer: S. Arendt
- Fourth Radio Officer: K. Hossfeld
- Chief Engineer: F. Petersen
- Second Engineer: B. Huwald
- Second Engineer: A. Thiessen
- Second Engineer: K. Müller
- Third Engineer: M. Meyer
- Third Engineer: J. Gosewisch
- Third Engineer: C. Kollwitz
- Third Engineer: H. Schierhorn
- Third Engineer: F. Klempau
- Third Engineer: W. Behrmann
- Third Engineer: O. Schulze
- Fourth Engineer: E. Ahlers
- Fourth Engineer: H. Gilles
- Fourth Engineer: H. Peters
- Fourth Engineer: W. Lissack
- First Electrician: B. Ficus
- Second Electrician: A. Gorsch
- Physician: Dr. S. Meyer-Claasen
- Trained Nurse: Gertrud Vogel
- Purser: F. Vink
- Second Purser: W. Bauer
- Assistant Purser: H. Herrmann
- Assistant Purser: H. Schöder
- Baggage Master: O. Schmidt
- Chief Steward: A. Hauschild
- Assistant Chief Steward and Grill Room Chef: A. Blanck
- Assistant Chief Steward: W. Kamp
- Assistant Chief Steward: H. Schmidt
- Chief Cook: M. Wolff
- Orchestra Leader: H. Reimers
- Choir Director: A. Schley
- Cruise Director: Mr. L. Lindes
- Cruise Director: Mr. F. v. Spee
- Cruise Director: Mr. R. White
- Cruise Director: Mr. F. Fürst
- Cruise Director: Mr. F. Harig
Cabin Passengers
- Mr. Paul Adler
- Mrs. Paul Adler
- Miss Sophie Amsler
- Mr. Olaf Andersen
- Mrs. Hannah Anhalt
- Miss Peggy Anhalt
- Miss Else Asbeck
- Mr. G. Asbjornsson
- Mr. Peter Christel Asmussen
- Mrs. Peter Christel Asmussen
- Mr. Hofrat Anton Back
- Mrs. Anton Back
- Miss Milien Band
- Miss Honora A. Barron
- Miss Mary M. Barron
- Miss Margaret G. Barron
- Mr. Rudolf Bohr
- Mrs. Helene Beinecke
- Mrs. Bertina Berger
- Mr. Guido Berber
- Mr. Direktor Fritz Bergmann
- Mrs. Fritz Bergmann
- Mr. Dr. med. Hugo Bernhardt
- Mrs. Hugo Bernhardt
- Mrs. Paul Blau
- Miss Mary Bligh
- Dr. Hermann I. Boldt, M.D.
- Mrs. Agnes F. Boldt Celli
- Mrs. Dr. Josephine Brockhuis
- Miss Anna Brodbine
- Miss C. Brodbine
- Mr. Dr. Zdenko Bruck
- Mrs. Zdcnko Bruck
- Mr. Pedro Cangas
- Mrs. Anna Carstens
- Mr. Angelo Cattanco
- Mr. Fritz Christen
- Mrs. Fritz Christen
- Miss Ethel M. Cook
- Mr. Fustace Radcliffe-Cooper
- Mrs. Eustacc Radcliffe-Cooper
- Miss Dorna Cooperider
- Mr. John J. Cosgrove
- Miss Margaret J. Cotter
- Mr. Wilson Crosby
- Mrs. Wilson Crosby
- Mr. J. Czarnikau
- Mr. Generaldirektor Otto Dactwyler
- Mrs. Otto Dactwyler
- Mr. Leo Davidsohn
- Mr. Edward H. Dederick
- Mrs. Edward H. Dederick
- Miss Betty Dederick
- Miss Agnes Kurtz Dickel
- Mr. Erhart Dietel
- Mr. Bernard H. Ebker
- Miss Vivian Edelman
- Mr. Dr. J. David Edwards
- Mr. Fritz Egeiiand
- Miss Jean Ehrlich
- Mr. Dr. Martin Erlanger
- Miss Mary Ottilie Euring
- Mrs. Ruth Margaret Eve
- Miss Joan Eve
- Mr. Arpád Fáj
- S. Exzellenz Jose Maria Villuti Zbikowski Marques de Falces
- I. Exzellenz Maria de la Esperanza Murga Ansuategui Marquesa de Falces
- Mr. Dr. T. Fechtel
- Professor Hans Fehr
- Dr. Joquin Ferris
- Mrs. Dr. Maria Vieenra Fraginal de Ferris
- Mr. Guido Formenti
- Dr. Hanns Georg Francken-Schwann
- Mrs. Hanns Georg Francken-Schwann
- Dr. Georg Földes
- Mrs. Georgette C. Friedlander
- Dr. Max Fromm
- Miss Marta Fuchs
- Mrs. Gardiner
- Mr. Frederick Gebien
- Mrs. Frederick Gebien
- Mr. H. Gechter
- Mr. Paolo Gelpke
- Miss Amalie Goldstückes
- Mr. Hubert F. Gottesleben
- Miss Helene Gractschus
- Miss Belle Green
- Mr. Willy Grill
- Mrs. Willy Grill
- Dr. F. Gutbrod
- Mrs. F. Gutbrod
- Mrs. Frida Gwinner
- Miss Charlotte Haig
- Mr. Superintendent Gottfried Handtmann
- Mrs. Gottfried Handtmann
- Mr. Chr. Hansen with Family
- Mr. Gurt Herzbruch
- Mrs. Curt Herzbruch
- Mr. Ludwig Herz
- Dr. Hans A. Herzfeld
- Mrs. Margarethe Heuss
- Miss Erika Heuss
- Dr. Bernhard Heyman
- Miss Maria Heyman-Vagner
- Mr. Johannes Hlildebrandt
- Mrs. Johannes Hildebrandt
- Mrs. Marie Hoffmann
- Mr. Eberhard Hoffmann
- Dr. Wilhelm Holz
- Mrs. Wilhelm Holz
- Mr. C. H. Hoyt
- Mr. Ernst Hühsam
- Mr. Charles Hursehler
- Mr. Professor Koichi Ito
- Mrs. Muriel Jacobs
- Mr. Direktor B. Jonson
- Mrs. B. Jonson
- Mr. H. Jonson
- Miss S. Jonson
- Mr. Oskar Junghans
- Mrs. Oskar Junghans
- Generaldirektor a. D. Dr. -lng. Gustav E. Junius
- Mrs. Gustav Junius
- Mr. Dr. Willy Jacobi
- Mr. Dr. med. Friedr. Kaeh
- Mr. Manfred Kahn
- Mr. Niels Kallmann
- Dr. Nathan Kanin, M.D.
- Dr. Erich Katz
- Mr. Erich Kips
- Dr. G. Kirchrath, M.D.
- Miss Blanche Kitzinger
- Dr. Joseph Knecht, M.D.
- Mr. Leopold Knieknecht
- Mrs. Leopold Knieknecht
- Mr. Werner Knieknecht
- Mr. Hanns Knieknecht
- Mr. Albert Köhler
- Mrs. Albert Köhler
- Mr. Paul Kohn
- Mrs. Paul Kohn
- Mr. Kommerzienrat Wilhelm Koreska
- Mrs. Wilhelm Koreska
- Mr. Valentin Kraid
- Mrs. Valentin Kraid
- Mr. Direktor Dr. rer. pol. Hanns Kuhlmann, Major a. D.
- Mrs. Hanns Kuhlmann
- Mr. Alfred Kunze
- Mrs. Lily Krantz
- Hannsheinz Krantz
- Mr. Isidor Landau
- Mrs. Isidor Landau
- Mr. Charles W. Lane
- Mr. Edgar Lebel
- Mrs. Edgar Lebel
- Miss Lydia Lebel
- Mrs. Else Gräfin v. Bubna-Lechler
- Ulrieh-Horst Graf v. Bubna-Lechler
- Mr. William F. Lehmann
- Mr. Hans Lembeke
- Mrs. Hans Lembeke
- Mr. Geh. Regierungsrat Dr. Wilhelm Lenzmann
- Mrs. Wilhelm Lenzmann
- Mr. Enrique de Leon
- Mr. H. W. Lerch
- Mrs. Jacobine Levy
- Miss Johanna P. Light
- Miss Kuni Linhardt
- Dr. Max Lion
- Mrs. Max Lion
- Mrs. Gertrude Liskow
- Mr. Direktor Dr. Emil J. Locher
- Miss Gunnel Elisabeth Locher
- Dr. Rudolf Looser, M.D.
- Mr. Walter Ludlow Jr.
- Mrs. Walter Ludlow Jr.
- Miss Mary Machart
- Mr. Robert G. MacMillan
- Miss Oldga Mafera
- Dr. Kasimierz Maj, M.D.
- Mrs. Kasimierz Maj
- Mr. Direktor Dr. Enrico Marchesano
- Mrs. Enrico Marchesano
- Mr. Generalverwalter Otto Marcovici
- Mrs. Otto Marcovici
- Mr. Karl Marcus
- Dr. Rudolf Martens
- Dr.-Ing. Clemens Marx
- Dr. Erich Maske, M.D.
- Mr. Hans Eberhard Graf Matuschka
- Mrs. Feodora Gräfin Matuschka
- Miss Katherine Mautner
- Mr. Ernst Meyer
- Mrs. Ernst Meyer
- Miss Florence A. Meyer
- Miss Helen Meyer
- Direktor Dr. Walter G. Meyer
- Miss Elizabeth Milier
- Miss Kathie Mitschek
- Direktor a. D. August Müller
- Dr. Wilhelm Nahmmacher, M.D.
- Dr. Alfred Nawrath
- Dr. Bartholomäus Neményi
- Miss Dora Netherwood
- Miss Professor Margarete Nevelics
- Dr. Margarete Nieske
- Mr. Plans Joehern Nieske
- Mr. Direktor Max Ohoussier
- Mrs. Max Oboussier
- Mr. Felix Oboussier
- Miss Henriette Oboussier
- Dr. Adolf Offenberg
- Mrs. Adolf Offeuberg
- Miss Margaret E. O'Rourke
- Mrs. Lucy Pauls
- Mrs. Olga Peitzer
- Dr. Mrs. Phillip Phillips, M.D.
- Mrs. Julie Pilster
- Miss Elsie Pilster
- Miss Marie A. Pless
- Dr. Benö Polgár
- Mrs. Benö Polgár
- Miss Johanna Puckert
- Miss Rosine Rabl
- Dr. Kurt Raetzer, M.D.
- Miss Alice B. Rayeroft
- Dr. Eliesabeth Freün v. Rechenberg
- Mrs. Oscar Richter
- Mr. Karl Rintelen
- Mrs. Karl Rintelen
- Mrs. Edith Rosenheim
- Mr. Ernst Rothschild
- Mr. Fritz Rothschild
- Mr. Wenzel Rücker
- Mrs. Wenzel Rücker
- Dr. Ernst Rukop, M.D.
- Mrs. Ernst Rukop
- Dr. Margarete Runge, M.D.
- Miss Catherine Ryan
- Mrs. Irene Saldier
- Mr. Professor Takeo Satoh
- Miss Adele Schacke
- Mr. Fred Schad
- Mr. Frederic Schäffer
- Mrs. Frederic Schäffer
- Generaldirektor Dr. Waldemar Scheel
- Mrs. Waldemar Scheel
- Dr. Ernst Seheffler
- Mrs. Ernst Scheffler
- Dr. Carl Schimmel
- Mrs. Carl Schimmel
- Mrs. Ella Schlesinger
- Dr. Emanuel Schleyer, M.D.
- Direktor Emil Sehöder
- Mrs. Emil Schoder
- Miss Ilse Schoder
- Dr. Karl Schubert
- Mrs. Karl Schubert
- Miss Alice M. Schwartz
- Miss Hedwig Schwartzkopff
- Mr. Rudolf Seidel
- Mrs. Rudolf Seidel
- Mr. Hans Joachim Seidel
- Mr. Guntram Seidel
- Dr. Friedrich Siehr
- Mr. Iser Solomon
- Mrs. Iser Solomon
- Miss Charlotte Spitzner
- Mrs. Annie Clara Stanley
- Miss Clara Steiner
- Mrs. Edit Stetnitz
- Dr. Walter Stemmer, M.D.
- Dr.-Ing. Kurt Tecklenburg
- Mrs. Kurt Tecklenburg
- Mr. Ernst Graf Thun-Hohenstein
- Direktor T. Tomasson
- Mrs. T. Tomasson
- Miss V. Tomasson
- Marchesa Nannina Anna Maria Torrigiani
- Mr. Alfred Tritschler
- Mr. Nationalrat Rudolf Tschudy
- Mrs. Rudolf Tschudy
- Mr. Robert Tuchscheerer
- Mrs. Robert Tuchscheerer
- Mr. Alfred Uhlmann
- Mrs. Alfred Uhlmann
- Sanitätsrat Dr. Friedrich Völeker
- Mrs. Friedrich Völeker
- Generalleutnant Edmund Wachenfeld
- Mrs. Edmund Wachenfeld
- Mrs. Dr. Elisabeth Wachler
- Mrs. Maria Baronin von Waldenburg
- Miss May Carlaw Walker
- Miss Bertha Wallace
- Dr. Fritz Weckert, M.D.
- Mr. Albert Wegner
- Mr. Rene Weil
- Mrs. Rene Weil
- Miss Jeny Wenger
- Miss Ursula Wertheim
- Mrs. Doris Wittner
- Miss Marie Louise Worch
- Miss Alma Wulfekuhler
- Miss Jane Wulfekuhler
- Miss Sophie Wulfekuhler
- Mr. Gustav Würfel
- Mrs. Nandor Zakarias
- Miss Anna M. Zeidler
Flags Scene on Vessels, 1932. GGA Image ID # 17852e8e42
Information for Passengers
Steamer Tickets must be handed to the Room Steward immediately upon boarding the vessel.
Change of Staterooms. Passengers wishing to change their Stateroom are requested to apply at the Cruise Office on B Deck.
Letters and Telegrams. Letters and postcards to be mailed from the steamer must be given to the Purser or one of his assistants at the purser's office. No other ship's employees are authorized to receive mail to be posted.
Wireless telegrams as well as telegrams intended to be sent through shore telegraph companies will be accepted at the Wireless Station. Various cable codes may be obtained upon application to the Purser. Mail for passengers at the ports of call will be distributed at the Chief Steward's Office.
The Wireless Telegraph Service. The Wireless Station on board is almost daily in communication with all parts of the world, either directly or through shore stations.
All desired information regarding possibility of transmission, duration of transit and tariffs can be obtained free of charge on application to the Wireless Station on board, which is situated on the Bridge Deck.
The wireless service on board all the steamers of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie is in charge of the Deutsche Betriebsgesellschaft fur drahtlose Telegrafic m. b. II. (Debeg).
Inquiries, claims, etc. should be addressed to this Company only and not to the Hamburg-Amerika Linie, which undertakes no responsibility whatsoever for the wireless telegraph service.
Bulletin Boards. Important information and notices to passengers about daily events are published on the bulletin boards.
Radio News. During the Cruise, while the steamer is at sea, radio news received from Station Nauen will be published on the bulletin boards.
Steamer Chairs and Rugs. Upon application to the Deck Stewards, steamer chairs, rugs, chair cushions and pillows can be rented for use during the Cruise at low charges.
Valubles or Money. Valuables or money should be placed in charge of the Purser for deposit in his safe, and a receipt will be given on the Company's form. It is especially pointed out, however, that the Company can accept no responsibility for loss or damage. A limited number of safe deposit boxes in the Purser's office can be rented for marks 1— to marks 3.— according to size per voyage.
It is recommended that passengers lock their stateroom doors when the steamer is in port and leave the key at the Chief Steward's office.
Meals. An early breakfast consisting of coffee or tea with rolls or toast is served from 6 to 8:00 am to anybody who wishes to partake of it.
- Breakfast is served from 8:00 am to 10:00 am
- Luncheon from 12 to 2:00 pm
- Dinner from 6.30 p m. on.
Refreshments are served as follows:
- Bouillon and sandwiches at 11:30 am
- Coffee and tea with cake at 4:00 pm
- Sandwiches at 10:00 pm
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner are served à la carte. à la carte dishes, especially those from the grill, being cooked to order, a short delay in serving them is unavoidable. Passengers are, therefore, requested to take this fact into consideration when ordering their meals. Arrangements have been made that any diet necessitated by the passenger's health or habits can be continued during the voyage.
Seats at table are allotted by the Chief Steward. Children paying half fare and servants must take their meals at special tables.
In the staterooms and on deck meals may be ordered and served only in exceptional cases.
During the steamer's stay in the different ports of call passengers not participating in shore excursions may take their meals on board as usual. They must, however, advise the Chief Steward before 9:00 am if a lunch, and before 11:00 am if a dinner is required by them. Passengers will please note that the kitchen closes at 8:30 pm after which time no hot meals will be served.
Grillroom. Passengers desiring to eat alone or with friends occasionally will find the Grillroom open for service from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and from 6—9:00 pm On special occasions, for instance after the dance, refreshments will also be served at later hours. No extra charge will be made for meals served there except a cover charge of 50 cents for luncheon, dinner or a late supper.
Beverages. Wine, beer, liquor and mineral waters of various brands are sold on board at prices fixed by the Company.
Passengers should not bring their own beverages along; they are also advised not to buy any in the ports of call since the Company does not allow its stewards to serve private stock on board.
Social Rooms. Lights are extinguished in the Social Rooms at 12 midnight.
Cigars and Cigarettes. Cigars and Cigarettes are sold at prices fixed by the Company.
Stateroom Portholes. In order to avoid accidents passengers are requested not to open or close the portholes in their staterooms, but to ask their Room Steward to do so.
Indoor Games. A number of pastime games, such as mah-jongg, dominoes, chess, etc., can be obtained from the Smoking Room or the Library Steward.
Outdoor Games. The topmost Deck has been reserved for outdoor games. For further information regarding the different games kindly apply to the Deck Steward.
Promenade Deck. With a view to the avoidance of any avoidable noise passengers are respectfully requested not to use the Promenade Deck for promenading during the hours between 12 midnight and 7:00 am
Library. The books in the library, which may be obtained upon application to the Library Steward, are at the disposal of passengers, free of charge. A catalogue of the English, French, German and Spanish books in the ship's library can be had from the Library Steward.
The books are recommended to the care and consideration of the passengers and it is especially requested not to leave them lying on deck or in the saloons.
Sales Shop. Newspapers, magazines, books, articles for daily use, haberdashery, fashionable wearing apparel, candies, perfumes, chocolates as well as artistic products of German arts and crafts are offered for sale at the Sales Shop on C Deck.
Photography and Darkroom. A darkroom is fitted upon the Boat Deck. Passengers who like to develop their plates themselves and do their own printing, will find the necessary materials there. The ship's photographer keeps a line of the best known brands of films, plates, and paper which are sold at retail prices. Developing, printing, etc. is done at prices fixed by the Company.
Amateur moving picture films may also be developed on board For the occasional exhibition of such films in the social rooms passengers may use an Agfa-Movector free of charge. Kindly apply to the Purser.
Hot and Cold Baths. A number of comfortable public bath-rooms are provided on board. The Room Steward or Stewardess will attend to the bath upon the passenger's request.
Electric Light and Medicinal Baths. The baths, located on C Deck are fitted out with an electric light bath, a massage room as well as tub for medicinal baths. Passengers desiring to take curative baths will kindly apply to the attendant.
Electric light baths should be taken on doctor's advice only or with doctor's approval. Tickets at the price of marks 4.— for an electric light bath and massage, marks 3.— for a massage alone and marks 2.— for a medicinal bath are to be had at the Purser's office.
Gymnasium. The Gymnasium on the Boat Deck is fitted out with various apparatuses of the Swedish System. It is in charge of an experienced attendant.
During the hours reserved for ladies, the Nurse is in charge.
Passengers must not start the appliances themselves. This will be done by the Attendant or the Nurse.
Children cannot be admitted, unless accompanied by adults.
Swimming Pool. The Swimming Pool on the Boat Deck is open daily, weather permitting, from 6:00 am to 12 noon and from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Caution to Users of Baths and Gymnasium. Passengers using the baths and gymnasium on board do so at their own risk and their own responsibility. The Hamburg-Amerika Linie do not hold themselves liable for any damage, injury or accident that may be caused by passengers' use of these facilities.
It is advisable when taking exercise in the gymnasium to wear training or bathing suits and caps.
Barber. The barber is authorized to charge for his services according to the tariff fixed by the Company. The price list will be found in the barber shop.
Repairing and Pressing of Clothes. A tailor is in attendance on board to mend, clean, and press passengers' clothes at the Company's tariff prices.
Laundry. The ship's laundry on board is prepared to handle a limited amount of passengers' linen, etc., at rates fixed by the Company.
Physician and Pharmacy. On board are an experienced physician, a trained attendant and a fully qualified nurse. No charge is made for medical attendance or medicines in connection with, any illness contracted during the cruise.
The physician, however, is entitled to charge the usual fees for the treatment of chronic illnesses or complaints contracted prior to the commencement of the cruise.
The Company does not hold itself liable for the quality of the medicines supplied nor for the effectiveness of or the consequences arising from the medical or surgical treatment received by passengers.
Attendance. The stewards have strict instructions to attend to the wants of passengers in a prompt and courteous manner. Passengers are requested to bring any inattention to the notice of the Chief Steward, and, if the complaint is not promptly investigated, to apply to the Purser or to the Captain.
Cruise Office. The Office of the Cruise Management where all business relating to shore excursions is transacted is located on B Deck.
The office is open from 10:00 am to 12 noon and from 3 to 5 p. m. while the steamer is at sea.
The Office is in charge of all the vacant cabins on board. Passengers wishing to exchange their staterooms are requested to apply to this office.
Travelers' Cheques. Travelers" cheques of well known companies and banks will be taken in payment by the Purser. Personal and bank cheques cannot be cashed.
Exchange of Money. Small amounts of foreign money for immediate use on landing may be obtained from the Purser, but in some instances this may be at a higher rate of exchange than current ashore as it is obtained in advance at other ports.
Passengers are urged to dispose of their local foreign currency before departure from the country where it is current. Small amounts not disposed of will be bought by the Purser at the current rate which may by less than the cost to the passsenger, as it must he disposed of in another country.
Baggage. Large pieces of baggage that cannot be taken into the cabins or are not wanted there will be stored in the hold. Access to the hold may be had upon application to the Room Steward.
During the voyage, passengers are requested to refer all baggage matters to the Baggage Officer in baggage matters. No other ship's employees are authorized to accept orders concerning baggage. Should, nevertheless, any arrangements be made between passengers and stewards or other members of the crew, such are looked upon as purely private arrangements and are not binding on the Company.
Passengers are requested in their own interest to keep their hand baggage with them, both on boarding and leaving the steamer, the Company being in no way responsible for hand baggage.
All other baggage delivered to the Company for which a receipt has been issued is carried in accordance with the stipulations on the passage contract ticket.
The Company will not, under any circumstances, assume responsibility for loss or damage to baggage while in its custody beyond marks 200.— for the baggage of each passenger paying full fare.
Passengers wishing to cover themselves for an amount higher than the aforementioned sum, are strongly recommended to take out an insurance policy which may be procured on board through the Purser.
Gratuities. The payment of gratuities to the servants is left to the discretion of the passengers. Employees, while allowed to accept fees, must never ask for them. We would suggest that passengers intending to give any such gratuities should accord preference to the room steward, the table steward and the deck steward, and that payments to other employees should only be made as rewards for services specially rendered.
If employees importune passengers for gratuities, they should be reported at once to the Captain, the Purser or the Chief Steward.
Soliciting for collections of any nature without the approval of the Captain cannot be allowed.
