The steamship Martha Hendrik Fisser laid at anchor in Narvik harbor on April 9th just like so many other vessels to load iron ore. But before her return back to Germany when the vessel is ordered to stay inside the harbor area by the newly arrived German forces. On April 10th the vessel lay at anchor in Narvik harbor when the British forces with the destroyers HMS Hotspur, Hostile, Havock, Hunter og Hardy attacks the German forces in Narvik. In this battle Martha Hendrik Fisser is hit and quickly sinks down in the deep outside Ankenes. Today the wreck rest on a depth of fifteen to twenty eight meters i a relatively good shape outside Ankenes in Narvik harbor. For those who have visited all the wrecks around Narvik, it can look like this one is the most broken down wreck of them all. After the second world war it was also on this wreck removed the bridge and the masts. The wreck of Martha Hendrik Fisser can quickly be reached with a boat from Narvik, and also close by Martha rest the wreck of the Swedish ship Stråssa...