context: Actively used during the First World War. Moltke took part in all military operations of the German battle cruisers in the North Sea and the Baltic. After the end of the war, interned and then sunk by its own crew at Scapa Flow. The Göben was the only German battle cruiser not to be part of the 1st reconnaissance group. Before the war, he served in the Mediterranean Sea. At the beginning of World War I broke into the Dardanelles and was sold to Turkey. He participated in several skirmishes with the Russian Black Sea Fleet. After the war, it was repaired, survived World War II and became the last battlecruiser to be scrapped.
question: Which cruiser was the last battlecruiser to be scrapped?
answers.text: Moltke