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Wartime Disasters at Sea. Every passenger ship loss in World Wars I and II

Williams, David L.

Haynes Publishing. 1997

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ISBN: 15720
Editorial: Haynes Publishing
Fecha de la edición: 31/12/1997
Encuadernación: Rústica
Dimensiones: 0 cm x 0 cm
Nº Pág.: 250
Idiomas: Castellano
Materias: Siglos XIX, XX

During the First and Second World Wars more than 500 passenger ships of many nationalities were lost, resulting in the deaths of some 50,000 people. A large number were sunk folllowing torpedo strikes, while others were hit by surface shellfire or aerial bombardment, or were scuttled. Here -dramatically illustrated, and presented for the first time in one volume- are details of every deepsea passenger carrying vessel engaged either in regular commercial service or in termporary auxiliary duties to have been lost during those conflicts.