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In 1975, a Soviet naval officer led a mutiny onboard a frigate with the aim of toppling the government of Brezhnev. It failed after a standoff with half of the Soviet Baltic fleet, but an article about it inspired an insurance salesman named Tom Clancy to write his book, The Hunt for Red October
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During the Russo-Turkish war under Catherine II, the admiral Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov, instead of confronting the Turks in the Black Sea, sailed around the European continent from the Baltic to the Mediterranean in order to surprise the Turks. He succeeded, destroying the Ottoman fleet.
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Japanese General Togo Heihachiro, who defeated the Russian Baltic Fleet in 1905, during the Russo-Japanese War, believed he was the reincarnation of English naval hero Horatio Nelson and kept his journals in English.
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Princess Cecilia Vasa owned a huge fleet of ships and ran multiple pirate operations in the Baltic sea
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During the Russo-Japanese War, the Russian Baltic Fleet accidentally attacked the British, the French, the Swedish, the Germans, and severed a Spanish undersea telegraph cable with one of their anchors. When they finally encountered the Japanese fleet, they were defeated.
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The Incident of Hull, where the Russian Baltic Fleet fired on British Fishing Trawlers, and each other, mistaking them for Japanese Ships
