Editing Blohm+Voss (section)

===Ocean liners and other passenger ships===
* {{ship||Prinzessin Victoria Luise|1900|3}}, a [[Hamburg America Line]] ship, the first ship built exclusively for cruising
* {{RMS|Majestic|1914}}, a [[White Star Line]] liner and the largest ship in the world until the completion of {{SS|Normandie||2}} in 1935
* {{SS|Leviathan}} (1914), a [[United States Lines]] liner and sister ship to RMS ''Majestic''. Scrapped in 1938
* {{SS|Cap Arcona|1927}}, a [[Hamburg Süd]] liner sunk with great loss of life near the end of the [[World War II|Second World War]]
* {{SS|Monte Cervantes|1927}}, a [[Hamburg Süd]] liner lost near [[Tierra del Fuego]] in 1930
* {{SS|Europa|1928}}, a [[Norddeutscher Lloyd]] liner and [[Blue Riband]] winner
* {{MV|Monte Rosa|1930}}, a passenger liner and cruise ship that would become better known as the troopship ''Empire Windrush''
* {{MV|Monte Pascoal|1930}}, a passenger liner and cruise ship. Sister ship of  ''Monte Rosa'' and ''Monte Cervantes''
* {{SS|Potsdam|1935}}, a Norddeutscher Lloyd [[Turbo-electric transmission|turbo-electric]] liner that served as an Allied troopship and then the Pakistani pilgrim ship ''Safina-E-Hujjaj''
* {{ship|TS|Pretoria|1936}} and {{ship|TS|Windhuk|1936}}, [[Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie]] passenger [[cargo liner]]s
* {{MV|Wilhelm Gustloff|1937}}, a [[Strength Through Joy|''Kraft durch Freude'']] ("Strength Through Joy") cruise ship whose sinking was history's worst maritime disaster by lives lost
* [[SS Jagiełło|SS ''Jagiełło'' (1939)]], a Polish passenger liner built as ''Dogu'', and later ''Pyotr Velikiy''
* {{MV|Aurora|1955}} as ''Wappen Von Hamburg''. It was the first luxury liner to be built after World War II
* {{MV|Explorer|2001}}, used by the [[Semester at Sea]] university [[study abroad]] program