1937 (Ref.)

From left to right: ??, OS Jensen, G. Eklund, H. Karlsson, Carpenter Ingmar Fredriksson ().

1938 (Ref.)

1938 (Ref.)

As a marine officer (39-45) (Ref.)

1935-36 (Ref.)

A british seaman aboard the Pamir in 1935-1936 and maybe in 1933 at Belfast.

1935-36 (Ref.)

During WWII, he was an officer aboard a merchant ship. Captured by a german war ship, he succeeded his escape and then reached England.

Stanley Orr (at the helm) and Ake Liewendahl 1942 © J. Churchouse

Ake Liewendahl was the second mate of the Pamir when she was seized by New Zealand ().

Ake Liewendahl 1942 © J. Churchouse

He accepted the position of third mate for the first voyage to San Francisco ().

Ceremony of reversion, 12/11/1948 Ake Liewendahl on right © J. Churchouse

He took possession of the Pamir in the name of Erikson and Finland in 1949.

William Sprague & Ake Liewendahl Port Victoria 1949 © J. Churchouse

He took the sea for a last voyage on the Pamir in 1949 ().

Mrs Molly Liewendahl (FI) & May Smyth (NZ) 1949 SAMM

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May Smyth (NZ) 1949 SAMM

Ake & Molly Liewendahl, Verner Björkfelt May & David Smyth 1949 © SAMM

May & David Smyth, Verner Björkfelt Ake & Molly Liewendahl 1949 Wellington