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The mythical Soviet submarine Sht-204 leaves the port unnoticed and goes on her last mission on 22nd of November 1941. Since then she has disappeared, and nether to the Russian, Bulgarian or German military archives, there is no information about its fate. On 4th of June 1983 Sht-204 was found by Bulgarian fishing boat not far from the port of Byala. The submarine lies on a flat keel with the bow sunk 3.5-4.5 meters in the mud at the depth of 32 mt. The bow torpedoes are buried in the bottom. …
The mythical Soviet submarine Sht-204 leaves the port unnoticed and goes on her last mission on 22nd of November 1941. Since then she has disappeared, and nether to the Russian, Bulgarian or German military archives, there is no information about its fate. On 4th of June 1983 Sht-204 was found by Bulgarian fishing boat not far from the port of Byala. The submarine lies on a flat keel with the bow sunk 3.5-4.5 meters in the mud at the depth of 32 mt. The bow torpedoes are buried in the bottom. The propellers are well distinguishable. Clearly visible are huge holes in second, fifth and seventh compartments. The nature of the damage precludes the submarine's contact with a mine and suggests accurate hits by three depth charges or aerial bombs.
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