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Winter at sea in the 1940s. Pictured the Swedish icebreaker Ymer breaking the ice in the inner waters at the Swedish coast in febrary 1941. The icebreaker Ymer was built in Malmö 1931-1933 and served as a state icebreaker for 44 years until she was sold and scrapped 1976. The winters during the World war II was often exceptionally cold and the ice became a big problem for the shipping industry and for the military. Ymer was the first big sea icebreaker using a diesel electrical propulsion system, a way of powering ships that today is common. Picture show the bridge and a man of the crew with the machine telegraph that was used to change the speed of the ship, Sweden, 1942
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