| Navy | The Soviet Navy |
| Type | Submarine |
| Class | S (Stalinec) |
| Pennant | |
| Mod | 2nd group (Type IX-modified) |
| Built by | Marti Yard (Nikolayev, U.S.S.R.) / Yard 198 |
| Ordered | |
| Laid down | 16 Nov 1937 |
| Launched | 30 May 1939 |
| Commissioned | 18 Nov 1940 |
| End service | 14 Mar 1955 |
| History | Black Sea fleet. Decommissioned on 14 March 1955. |
We don't have any commands listed for USSR S-33
You can help improve this page
Click here to Submit events/comments/updates for this vessel.
Please use this if you spot mistakes or want to improve this ships page.
Notable events involving S-33 include:
4 Sep 1941
S-33 attacked the Hungarian merchants Cordelia (1357 GRT) and Szeged (594 GRT) with torpedoes south of Burgas, Bulgaria. All torpedoes fired missed their targets.
6 Nov 1941
At 0846 hours S-33 fires two torpedoes against the Romanian destroyer Marasesti off Mangalia, Romania. Both torpedoes missed their target.
At 1434 hours S-33 again fires two torpedoes against the Romanian destroyer Marasesti off Mangalia, Romania. Once again both torpedoes missed their target.
24 Oct 1942
S-33 fires two torpedoes against the Hungarian merchant Szeged (594 GRT) some 15 nautical miles west-north-west of the entrance to the Bospurus in position 41°25'N, 28°54'E. Both torpedoes missed their target.
20 Apr 1943
S-33 torpedoed and sank the Romanian transport Suceava (6876 GRT) in the Black Sea in position 44°52'N, 31°22'E.
22 Sep 1943
S-33 fires three torpedoes against the German merchant Santa Fe (4627 GRT) in the Black Sea in position 44°38'N, 31°39'E. All three torpedoes missed their target.
27 Dec 1943
S-33 fires four torpedoes against the German auxiliary submarine chasers UJ 101 and UJ 106 some 33 nautical miles west of Yevpatoriya, Crimea in position 45°12'N, 32°38'E. None of the targets was hit.
6 Jan 1944
S-33 fires four torpedoes against ' what is identified as ' a merchant of 4000 tons some 37 nautical miles west of Yevpatoriya, Crimea in position 45°07'N, 32°32'E. All four torpedoes missed their target.