The First Gorsh Focke is a German three-masted sailing ship, the first of a series built as school ships for the German Navy in 1933, taken as war reparations by the Soviet Union after World War II, renamed "Tovaresh", and then returned to Germany After a short period of being under Ukrainian rule in the 1990s and a long stay in British ports due to lack of funds to carry out the necessary repairs, it sailed to its original port of Stralsund where its original name was restored on November 29, 2003. Today, Gorsh Fock is a memorial museum, where extensive repairs were made. In 2008, it receives the public every day in the summer period, and it also hosts various celebrations and events on its rooftop.