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Comment is made of the merger of Deutfracht
and Deutsche Seereederei as VEB Deutfracht/Seereederei
which became Deutsche Seereederei Rostock GmbH in 7/1990 at the beginning
of the privatization process which eventuated in June 1993 with the sale
to the consortium of Hamburg shipowners of Horst Rahe and Nikolaus Schues,
and to DSR Senator Linie. This latter was a merger in 1994 between the
liner trade of DSR-Lines and Senator Linie (formed in 1987) being jointly
owned by Deutsche Seereederei Rostock GmbH and Bremer Vulkan and appears
to have operated with chartered tonnage. By 1997 there were financial problems
which saw the South Korean company Hanjin Shipping Co. Ltd. acquire an
80% holding with the previous owners retaining an interest. On July 1st
2000 the name was changed to Senator Lines and their flag under both names
is white with a stylised "S" of 3 lines, 2 dark blue and 1 red, which can
be seen on the Josef Nüsse site. Brown 1995 shows a slightly different
version with the central line being a lighter blue.
Neale Rosanoski, 3 May 2004