Talk:Super Yamato class

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Nazi Germany, ally of Imperial Japan, also planned a giant battleship with 20" guns. Perhaps these two parallel projects from two allied nations were somehow linked?

No, they were definitely not linked. The German battleship you are talking about was the 1944 design of the H Class Battleship, which itself was just an enlarged version of the 1939 H Class design. Two ships of the latter had been laid down early in 1939, but construction was cancelled shortly after the war had broken out. Ulsterman 22:47, 4 January 2007 (UTC)

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