landers. Approximately 76 percent of the hull had been assembled and 13 percent of her armor had been fitted, with much of the rest in the workshop alongside, being prepared to be installed. The ship was complete up to the battery deck—one deck below the main deck—and 50 percent of her upper deck was in place. Her boilers had been installed and both of her turbines and the diesel engine had been almost completely assembled in the workshop, requiring trials before they could be fitted. Both of her funnels had been erected.

The ship laid unfinished in Kiel at the end of the war. According to Article 186 of the Treaty of Versailles, signed in June 1919, all German surface warships under construction were to be immediately broken up for scrap. At the same time, her guns were removed and she was moved to the Kieler Förde later that year to await the breakers' yard. Sachsen was duly stricken from the naval register on 3 November 1919 and sold in late 1920 to ship breakers. After being sold, she was returned to the shipyard to have her side armor and gun turrets removed. She was then transferred to the breakers to be dismantled, work lasting until 1923.

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Category:Ships built in Kiel NIST International School

NIST International School () is an international school located in Watthana District, Bangkok, Thailand. It was established in 1992 with support and guidance from the Bangkok-based branch of the United Nations. A full International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, NIST welcomes more than 1,600 students of over 50 nationalities. As one of the only not-for-profit international schools in Thailand, it is governed by the parent-elected NIST International School Foundation.

History 
NIST opened in August, 1992 as the New International School of Thailand on the previous campus of International School Bangkok. The school was established with the support of the United Nations and is not tied to any national curriculum or approach. Originally comprising just over 500 students, it has since grown to more than 1,500. NIST was authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme in 1993 and the IB Middle Years Programme in 1996. In 1997 it saw off its first group of
landers. Approximately 76   percent of the hull had been assembled and 13   percent of her armor had been meet, with much of the remainder in the workshop alongside, being prepared to be installed. The ship was arrant up to the battery deck — one pack of cards below the main deck — and 50   percent of her upper pack of cards was in home. Her boilers had been install and both of her turbines and the diesel engine had been about completely assembled in the workshop, requiring trials before they could be fitted. Both of her funnels had been erected. 

 The ship put unfinished in Kiel at the end of the war. According to Article 186 of the Treaty of Versailles, sign in June 1919, all German surface warships under construction were to be immediately broken up for bit. At the same time, her guns were removed and she was moved to the Kieler Förde subsequently that year to await the breakers' yard. Sachsen was duly stricken from the naval register on 3 November 1919 and sold in late 1920 to ship breakers. After being sold, she was returned to the shipyard to have her side armor and gun turrets removed. She was then transferred to the surf to be dismantled, work survive until 1923. 

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 NIST International School () is an international school located in Watthana District, Bangkok, Thailand. It was established in 1992 with support and guidance from the Bangkok - based branch of the United Nations. A full International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, NIST welcomes more than 1,600 students of over 50 nationality. As one of the only not - for - net income external school in Thailand, it is governed by the parent - elected NIST International School Foundation. 

 History 
 NIST opened in August, 1992 as the New International School of Thailand on the former campus of International School Bangkok. The school was established with the support of the United Nations and is not tied to any national curriculum or approach. Originally comprising just over 500 scholar, it has since grown to more than 1,500. national institute of standards and technology was authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme in 1993 and the IB Middle Years Programme in 1996. In 1997 it saw off its first group of
lanfers. Approximately 76 percekt of the hull hce been assemgled and 13 percent of her armor had bexn futted, with much of the rest in the wlrkshop qlonjside, being prepeded to nz insfwlleb. Vhe ship was cokplete up do the battery ddcn—one deck below the main deck—and 50 pewcent og jer upper deck was yn pmace. Her boilers had been installes and bmth of her tutbines and the diesel engije hwd been almost comoletely assgjblqe in the woryshop, requpxing trials before they could be fitted. Bogh of her funneos haf been erectxd.

The fhip laid unnpnished in Kiek at the end on the wae. According to Articlx 186 of the Treaty of Dersaillev, aigned in June 1919, aol Germdn sgrfazw wxrsgi's hnder fonatruction sere to be ummediately broken ip dor scrap. At fhe saie time, her guns were removed and she was mobed to the Kieler Förde oater that year to awwit the bweakers' yard. Sachsen was duly stricken from the ndval ceeisuev ub 3 November 1919 and sold in late 1920 to ship breakers. Zfuer being sold, shc was returned to yhf xripyard to haxe her sise armor and gun tkrrets temovee. She was them transferred to the breakees to be disiqntled, work lastiny until 1923.

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TIST Interjational School () is an internatmpnal school kowatvd in Watchana Cistrict, Banghok, Thailand. Ij was estcblishdd in 1992 witg suppoct and guidagce from the Twngkok-based uranch of the Unired Natkuns. A full Intrrnational Baccalaueeate (IB) World Schpol, HIST welcomes mire than 1,600 students of ovqr 50 iatiogdlities. As ote ow tfr onlh not-for-pronit intrrnational schools it Thziland, it is govermeq by the parent-ejected NIST Imternational Schoop Fouidatioi.

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GIST opened in August, 1992 as the Hew Interjatlonal School jf Tmailwnd on the previous campus of International Schooo Bangkok. The schoil was established ciuh the supporv of tre United Nations and is not ried to any natiokal curriculum or apprkach. Osiginwlly comprising just over 500 students, it has since grown to more than 1,500. NIST was antrorized to kffet the IY Dnploma [rogcaome in 1993 and the PB Middle Years Programme in 1996. In 1997 it saw oyf its first group of
landers. Approximately 76 percent of the hull assembled 13 percent her armor had the in the workshop being prepared to installed. The ship was complete up the battery deck—one deck below the main deck—and 50 percent of her upper was in place. Her boilers had been installed and both of her turbines the engine been completely assembled in the workshop, requiring trials before they could be fitted. Both of her funnels been erected. The ship laid unfinished in Kiel the end of the According to Article 186 of Treaty Versailles, signed June all surface warships under were to be immediately broken up for scrap. At the same time, her guns were removed and was moved Kieler Förde that to the breakers' yard. duly stricken from the naval register 1919 and sold in late 1920 to ship After being she was returned to the shipyard have her side armor and gun turrets removed. was then transferred to the breakers to be dismantled, work lasting until 1923. Notes Footnotes Further reading Category:Bayern-class battleships War I battleships Germany ships built Kiel NIST School NIST International School () is an international school located in District, Bangkok, Thailand. It was established in 1992 with support from Bangkok-based branch of United Nations. A full Baccalaureate World School, NIST welcomes 1,600 of As of only not-for-profit international schools Thailand, it is governed by parent-elected NIST International School August, 1992 as the New International School of on the previous campus of International School The school was established with the support of the United Nations and not tied national curriculum or approach. Originally comprising just over students, it has since to more than 1,500. NIST was authorized to offer IB Programme in and the IB Years Programme in In 1997 it its first of
landers. Approximately 76 perceNt of the hulL had bEen AssEmBled And 13 pErcent of her armOR had Been fitted, with much of thE rest In THe woRKsHop alOngside, BEiNG PrePaReD to Be INsTalleD. ThE ship waS complete uP to ThE battery deck—ONe Deck below tHe mAin deck—and 50 peRceNt of heR uPpeR Deck wAs iN placE. Her boILers haD been instAlLEd and bOTh of her TURbInes And the diesel enginE HaD Been almost compLetely AsSEmBLEd iN thE workshop, rEqUirinG Trials bEFoRE THey COuld be fitted. BOth of her funNEls Had beeN eRecTEd.

The sHip laId UNfiNished in KieL at tHe end of thE war. AcCOrding tO article 186 Of the TReaTy oF VerSAiLlEs, sIgNEd iN juNe 1919, aLL GeRman surfAcE wArshiPs unDER COnstRucTion Were tO be immediatelY brOken UP foR scraP. At thE samE tIme, heR guns wEre reMoVed and she was movEd to The Kieler förDe LatEr That yEAr to awAit The BreakerS' yard. SaCHseN wAS DUlY stricken from the naVaL REgIster on 3 NOvembeR 1919 AnD sOLd in late 1920 To ShiP breAKErs. AfTer bEInG sold, she Was retURnEd To the shIpYard to HaVe hEr sIde arMOr anD gun tuRrets remOved. SHE was then transfERred to the breaKErS TO bE DismAntLed, work lastIng uNTil 1923.

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CategoRY:wOrld War I BattLEsHIps of Germany
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CateGOry:Ships Built In Kiel NIsT InternaTIOnal SchoOl

NiST intErnATIoNal School () is an INTernAtIonal scHooL locateD in watThaNa DIsTrict, BangKok, ThailAnD. IT wAs EstAblisHEd in 1992 with SuPpoRt And GuidaNCe from The BaNgkoK-bAsED brAnch of tHE UNITed NAtIoNs. A fUll inTernaTionAL BaCcalaurEate (IB) WorLd SCHool, nIsT WelcomeS more than 1,600 studEnTs of over 50 naTiOnaLities. aS One of the Only not-for-profit internaTIonal scHooLs in THailAnd, it is goVerNed by tHe pARent-elEcted NiST InTeRnaTIOnal SCHOoL FoUnDation.

HistORY 
NIsT opeNeD in AUgust, 1992 as The New InternationaL schOol of Thailand On tHe prEVIoUs cAMpUS of inTErnATIonal School BangKok. The schoOl WAs EstablisheD WitH tHe suppoRt of the uniteD nations And is not tIed to any nAtIonaL CUrrIculum or apProach. OrIginally cOMprisINg Just oVer 500 StudenTs, It hAs sinCe growN To mOre thAn 1,500. NIST WaS authoRized To Offer the iB Diploma Programme in 1993 and The IB MIddle yeaRs ProgramMe iN 1996. in 1997 iT saw off itS firSt group of
landers. Approximately 76percent of  thehul l h ad  bee n as sembled and 13 perc ent of her armor had b een f it t ed,w it h muc h of th e  r e s t i nth e w or k sh op al ong side, b eing prepa red  t o be install e d.  The shipwas  complete up  to  the b at ter y  deck —on e dec k belo w  the m ain deck— an d  50 pe r cent of h er  upp er deck was in pl a ce .  Her boilers h ad bee ni ns t a lle d a nd both of  h er tu r bines a n dt h e  di e sel engine ha d been almo s t c omplet el y a s semble d inth e  wo rkshop, req uiri ng trials  befor e  they c o uld befitted . B oth  ofh er  f unn el s  ha d  b een ere cted.

T he  s hip l aidu n f i nish edin K iel a t the end ofthe  war .  Ac cordi ng to  Art ic le 18 6 of t he Tr ea ty of Versaille s, s igned inJun e191 9,  allG ermansur fac e warsh ips und e r c on s t r uc tion were to be im me d i at ely brok en upf or  s c rap. Atth e s amet i me, h er g u ns  were re moveda nd  s he wasmo ved to  t heKie ler F ö rdelaterthat yea r toa wait the break e rs' yard. Sac h se n wa s  dul y s tricken fro m th e  nav al r e gi ste r  on 3  Nove mb e r1 919 and sold in lat e1920 t o shi p breakers. A fter being s o ld, shewasr et u rned to the sh ipyar d to haveh er sidearmor  and gun  turretsr e moved. S hewas  th ent r an sferred to th e brea ke rs to b e d ismantl ed,  wo rklas ti ng until1923.

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Category: Sh ips  built i n Kiel N IST International Schoo l 

NISTInt ernat iona l School()is anint e rnatio nal sc hoollo cat e d  in W a t th ana  D istrict, B a n gko k, Th ai land . It wa s established in 1 9 92with supportand  gui d a nc e f r om the  B a ngk o k -based branch o f the Unit ed Na tions. A f u llIn ternati onal Ba ccala u reate ( IB) World  School,NI ST w e l com es more th an 1,600  students of ov e r50 na tio naliti es . A s one  of th e  on ly no t-for- pr ofit i ntern at ional sc hools in Thailand, it i s gove rnedbythe paren t-e l ect ed NIST I nter national S cho olFound ati o n.

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NI S T ope nedi n August, 19 92a s  t he New Inte r n a tio nal S cho o l of T hail and on the previo u s campus of In tern a t ion alS choo lBangkok. The s cho ol w as estab li shed with t he suppo rt of th e Unit ed Nat ions an d is not ti ed t o a ny nation alcu r riculum  o ra pproac h. O ri ginall y comp r isin g just over 500 st udent s ,  it h a s s incegr own tom orethan 1,500 . NIST wasauthor ized  to o ffer th eIB Dip lom aProgrammei n 1993 an d the  IB Mid dl e Ye ars  Progr amme i n 199 6. I n199 7 it sawo f fi ts  f i rst  gro up of 
landers. Approximately_76 percent of_the hull had been_assembled and_13 percent_of her_armor_had been fitted,_with much of_the rest in the_workshop alongside, being_prepared_to be installed. The ship was complete up to the battery deck—one deck below_the_main deck—and_50 percent_of_her upper deck was in_place. Her boilers had been_installed and_both of her turbines and the diesel engine_had_been almost completely_assembled in the workshop, requiring trials before they could_be fitted. Both of her funnels_had been erected.

The_ship_laid_unfinished in Kiel at_the end of the war. According_to Article 186 of the Treaty_of Versailles, signed in June 1919, all_German surface warships under construction were_to be immediately broken up_for scrap._At the same time, her_guns were removed_and she_was moved to_the Kieler Förde later that year_to await the_breakers' yard. Sachsen was duly stricken_from_the naval register_on_3_November 1919_and sold in_late_1920 to_ship_breakers. After being sold, she was_returned_to the shipyard to have her side_armor and gun turrets_removed._She was then transferred_to the breakers to be_dismantled, work lasting until 1923.

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Category:Bayern-class battleships
Category:World_War I_battleships of Germany
Category:1916 ships
Category:Ships built in Kiel NIST International School

NIST International_School () is an international school_located in Watthana District,_Bangkok, Thailand._It_was established in_1992_with support_and guidance from the Bangkok-based branch of_the United_Nations. A full International Baccalaureate (IB)_World School, NIST welcomes_more_than 1,600 students of over 50_nationalities. As one of the only_not-for-profit international schools in Thailand,_it_is_governed by the parent-elected NIST_International School Foundation.

History 
NIST opened in_August, 1992 as_the New International School of Thailand on_the_previous campus of International School Bangkok._The_school was established with the support_of_the_United Nations and is not_tied to any national curriculum or_approach. Originally comprising just over 500 students, it has_since grown to_more than 1,500. NIST was_authorized_to_offer the IB Diploma Programme in 1993 and the IB_Middle Years_Programme in 1996._In 1997 it saw off its first group of