Sea wolves: savage submarine commanders of WW2
From the heart-rending account of the sinking of the German liner Wilhelm Gustloff in 1945 the worst maritime disaster in world history through to a variety of other brutal actions carried out by numerous submarine commanders, including the sinking of the hospital ship Centaur in 1943, this book com...
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Zusammenfassung: | From the heart-rending account of the sinking of the German liner Wilhelm Gustloff in 1945 the worst maritime disaster in world history through to a variety of other brutal actions carried out by numerous submarine commanders, including the sinking of the hospital ship Centaur in 1943, this book comes from the deep shadows of a tragic past to reveal the terrible truth of a secretive war that was responsible for the deaths of unimaginable numbers of innocent people. Discover how merchant seamen were savagely machine-gunned in the water, callously slaughtered with hand-grenades or simply left to the circling sharks. Elsewhere, hundreds of doctors, nurses, ship's crew, ambulance drivers and hospital orderlies were viciously killed without compassion, despite being protected by the Geneva Convention. Sea Wolves: Savage Submarine Commander of WW2 features true stories of deeply murderous intent that lurked menacingly beneath the waves |
Beschreibung: | Includes index |
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adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements Introduction viii ix Chapter 1 Hajime Nakagawa The Hospital Ship, Centaur Chapter 2 Heinz Eck The Peleus Affair 102 Chapter 3 Tatsunosuke Ariizumi The Jean Nicolet and Tjisalak Massacres 177 Chapter 4 Alexander Marinesko The Wilhelm GustloffXI^^AX r. 210 Index 1 247
Index 1st Submarine Squadron (based at Truk Island) 8 2/12th Field Ambulance (Australian) 4, 6, 12,15,18,31,32,34,56,60,68,74 3rd Submarine Squadron (Japanese) 180 5th Light Horse (Australian) 74 8th Corps District (based in Germany) 140 22nd Submarine Flotilla (Japanese) 20 106 AA Brigade (British) 140,171 112th Australian General Hospital (Greenslopes) 71 631st Naval Air Corps (Japanese) 178 Abadan (Persian Gulf) 84 Achilles Captain Albrecht 183 Addu Atoll (Maldives) 84,134,195 Aden 86,92,134,136 Admiral Hipper (German warship) 230-2,234,236, 239-41,243 AG Vulcan of Stettin (ship construction company) 243 Akagi (Japanese aircraft carrier) 179 Alexandre Silva (Portuguese steamer) 128,132 Altona Prison (Hamburg) 172 American Revolutionary War 244 Angola 134 Anti Submarine Detection Investigation Committee (ASDIC) 26 Arabian Sea 86 Arapi (Japanese destroyer) 69 Argyros Dimitrios 127,128,129,133 Ariizumi Tatsunosuke x, 177,178,179,180,183, 184,185,187,188,191,192,193,194, 195,196,200,201,202,203,204,205, 206,208 Ascension Island 105,113,122,147 Ascot (British cargo steamer) 89,90,91,95 Australian Army Medical Corps 42 Australian Army Service Corps (A.A.S.C.) 4,6,30 Axis Powers Tripartite Pact 181 Baltic Fleet (Soviet) 213,215 Battle of Leyte Gulf 209 Battle of Midway 180 Battle of Savo Island 66 Battle of the Philippines Sea 209 Befehlshaber der Unterseeboote 151 ([BdU] Berlin) 102,106,108,130,132, 147,148,151,154 Berlin 102,109,139,147,151,153,160, 172,174,183 Bikini Atoll 97 Billington Sergeant (..) 61 Bismarck (German battleship) 97 Black Sea Fleet (Soviet) 213 Blears
James (second radio officer) 186 Blue Funnel Line 6 Boer War 164 Bougainville Island 197 Braun Eva 139 Brest 183 Brisbane 10,24,25,26,27,42, 67,69,70, 71,74,75,79,80, 82,99 Brisbane General Hospital 71 British Chivalry (tanker) 84, 85,86,87,90,95 British Tanker Company 84 British War Transportation Ministry 116
248 Sea Wolves Buck John Charles 44, 45 Buckmaster Maurice 176 Buenos Aires 116 Bull Ronald Davies (ship’s writer) 49 Burnett Lieutenant (..) 136,137,138 Butler Robert C. 192,193 Cairnie Alex 78 Maurice ‘Maurie’ (4th engineer) 6,7,12,37,38,39,51, 52,53,54,60,64,67,71,78,79 Cairo 137 Calcutta 89,186,187,188,195 Cape Agulhas (Cape of Needles) 132 Cape Guardafili 134 Cape Moreton Lighthouse 22 Cape Point 131 Cape Town 130,134,138,144,145,168 Carey Charles 46 Carlin Clement (first officer) 187,190,196 Carlton (steamer) 115 Carnarvon 98,99 Caroline Island 201 Carter Staff Sergeant George 41,42 Casey (later Case) Sister Joffrette ‘Joff’ 71,72,73,74,76,77 Centaur (Australian hospital ship) ix, 1,2,3,4,5, 6,7,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19, 20,21,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30, 31,33,34,35,36,37,38,41,42,43, 44,45,46,47,49,50,53,56,57,60, 61,63,64,66,67,68,69,70,72,75, П, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84,86,93, 94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101 Centaur — Death ofa Hospital Ship (documentary) 14,33,35,37,41,46,100 Centaur — the Myth ofImmunity (publication) 27 Charon (freighter) 6 Chidgey Private Frederick 41,42 Christiansen Able Seaman Owen 57 Class В war crimes trials 95 Clegg Emily Maude 81 Keith 16,17,81 Leslie ‘Les’ 16,17, 81 Marjorie 16,17, 81 Private Percy 15,16,17,18,81,82 Clegg family 17 Coirniak Matrosenobergefreiter Johann 138 Colditz Oberleutnant Georg 121,122,124,135, 138,154 Combined Defence Headquarters (C.D.H.) 24,25 Combined Special Detachment Intelligence Collection (CSDIC) 136,137 Condor Legion 217 Constantinides (also reported as Konstan tinides) Dimitrios 118,127,128 Constantinople 127
Convoy GP 48 10,11,21,82 Convoy PQA7 115 Corey Lieutenant Commander Howard 61, 62, 63,64,65,66,67,68,69,71 Cornell Sergeant William ‘Bill’ 56,68,73 Courier Mail (publication) 97 Crewes Flying Officer O. 61 Cuthill William ‘Bill’ 30 Dabomian 131,132 (cargo ship) 131,132 Danzig 211,231 Dark Captain Walter Francis 98,99
Index Darling Harbour (Sydney) 3 Darwin 12,31,179 Davidson Frank (ship’s butcher) 50 Dawson Lieutenant (..) 185 Deal Lieutenant (..) 188,189 Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships (D.E.M.S.) 87,89,91 de Jong Frits 186 Dekker Jan 185,186 Delmer Frederick Sefton 172 Sefton (British/Australian broadcaster journalist) 172,173 Dennis Donald 98 Detmers Captain Theodor 99 Deutschland (battleship) 143 Dhange Mr(..) 187 Diego Garcia 86,134 Diego Suarez 89 Dietrich Hans 173 Dönitz (also recorder as Döenitz) Admiral Karl 106,107,109,110 Dresden 174 Drynan Sister (..) 75 Eck Heinz Wilhelm ix, x, 102,103,104,105, 106,107,108,109,110, 111, 113,114, 115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122, 123,124,125,126,129,130,131,132, 134,135,136,137,138,139,140,142, 143,144,145,146,147,148,149,150, 151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158, 159,160,161,162,163,166,167,168, 169,170,171,172,173,174,175 249 Eichmann Adolf 96 Ellis Ruth (last woman to be hanged in England) 176 Empire (vessel) 111 Etajima academy 178 First Submarine Force (Japanese) 95 First World War 139,155,165,243 Foley Captain John 27,94 Fort Lytton 26,27 Franco General Francisco 217 Freetown 105,116,121,122,147 Fremantle 6, 86,98,187 Fremantle Boys’ Senior High School 6 Fullford Major Ken 22,23,24 Gdynia (Poland) x, 143,211,212,214,216,217, 221,230,231 General Steuben (German transport vessel) x, xi, 243 General von Steuben (formerly the München, later Steuben) 244 Geneva Convention ix, 3,4,159,169 Genghis Khan 213 George Town (Penang) 110 German Merchant Marine 155 German Naval College (Flensburg) 143 Gibraltar 47,116 Gill G. Herman (naval archivist and
historian) 58 Glasgow 10,85 Glass Rudi 23 Godt Eberhardt 109 Gorbachev Mikhail 246
250 Sea Wolves Gorden-Brittain Verna 184,186,209 Gorgon (freighter) 6 Gotenhafen 143,211 Greenslopes 71,77 Greenslopes Hospital 72 Gruppe Monson 110 (wolf-pack group) 110 Guadalcanal 65,198 Gulf of Aden 134 Gustloif Wilhelm (former leader, Swiss branch, National Socialist Party) 216 Haise Colonel R.C. 140,148,149,153,156, 157,158,162,163,169,170 Hamburg 109,122,139,140,146,155,172, 174,175 Hamesister Weiner 142 Hanko 213 Hansa (former liner) 215,220,221 Hartenstein Captain (..) 148 Haultain Helen 80 Lieutenant Commander Theo 79,80,81 Hegarty Private Thomas 41,42 Hei Maru (submarine tender) 181 Heliopolis 137 Hen Captain (..) 184 Heningst Captain (..) 230,231,232,240 Hera (Finnish freighter) 222 Hering Lieutenant Commander (..) 231,232, 240,241,243 Hess George Kenmore 188 Mabel (radar operator) 27,191,193,194 Hessler Günter 109 Hill Captain Walter 84,85,90 Hirohito Emperor 202,204 Hiroshima 177,179,202 Historic Shipwrecks Act of 1976 98 History ofSubmarine Warfare (publication) 97 Hitler Adolf 94,107,115,138,139,141,147, 165,211,216,217 HMAS Ballarat (corvette) 10 HMAS Colac (corvette) 10 HMAS Lithgow (Australian destroyer) 79,80 HMAS Sydney 99,100 (Australian cruiser) 98 HMIS Hoxa (Indian warship) 195 HMIS Sonneti (Indian warship) 195 HMSAS Krugersdorp (South African minesweeper) 132 HMSAS Natalia (South African minesweeper) 132 HMS Begum (escort carrier) 134 HMS Flamingo (Black Swan class naval sloop) 88,89 HMS Hood (British battlecruiser) 97 HMS Shah (escort carrier) 134 HMS Solvra (former trawler converted to anti-submarie duties) 89 HMS Torbay (British submarine) 175
Hofer Matrosenobergefreiter Josef 135 Hoffmann Leutnant sur See August 120,121,123, 124,125,127,134,136,138,140,142, 145,150,154,155,156,157,158,159, 160,167,168,171,172,173,174
Index Hoggins Mark 47 Trevor 47 Honshu 203 Hosoya Captain (..) 183 Hughson (··) 91,92 Humber Estuary 116 1-7 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-8 (Japanese submarine) ix, 2,180,181, 183,184,185,187,188,189,191,195, 196,204,205,206,207,208 1-10 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-13 (Japanese submarine) 201,202 1-14 (Japanese submarine) 199,200,201,202 1-30 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-34 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-37 (Japanese submarine) 82, 83,84,86, 90, 92,93,95 1-49 (Japanese submarine) 83 1-51 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-52 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-56 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-70 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-177 (Japanese submarine) ix, 2,8,9,10,11, 19,20,21,26,27,53,59, 82, 83,93, 95 1-400 (Japanese submarine) 197,198,199,200 1-401 (Japanese submarine) 177,178,198,199, 200,202,203,204,205,206 Ikebukuro (Tokyo) 1 251 Ishii Dr Shiro 200 Iwojima 201,207 Ixion (vessel) 98, 99 James O. Wilder (American Liberty Ship) 187 Japanese Combined Fleet 209 Java-China-Japan Line 184 Jean Nicolet (American vessel) x, 177,187,188,189, 191,192,194,196,208,209 Jewell Matron Sarah Ann 14,31,44,46 Johnson Lieutenant Commander Stephen L. 203, 204,205 Jones Lance Corporal Ron ‘Spud’ 11,12,47, 171 Jones, C.B.E. Brigadier C.I.V. 140 Jussi H (Finnish freighter) 222 Kawasaki Kobe 180 Kean Richard L. 190 Keith Flying Officer J. 61 Kenyatta Jomo 176 Kephalas Agis (third officer) 120,121,125,126,127, 128,133,144 Kiel 103,105,106,107,110,143,144,147, 212,215,219,220,221,222,231,243,244 Kiles (Greece) 116 King Sister Evelyn 36,39,40 Kormoran (German auxiliary cruiser) 98,99,100 Kossol Passage 92 Kraft durch Freude
(Strenth Through Joy) (organisation) 216
252 Sea Wolves Kretschmer Kapitänleutnant Otto 245 Kristiansand (Norway) 111 Kure 83,181,182,183,202,204 Kure Navy Yard (Japan) 83 Kwajalein Atoll 98 Laconia (liner) 148 Laird Bob (radio officer) 14 Lambie First Officer Henry ‘Harry 19,43 Lee Harold R. 192 Lehr Division (Neustadt) 143 Lenz Katitànleutnant (Ing) Hans Richard 120, 121,122,125,126,137,138,140,142, 143,144,145,146,150,154,156,157, 160,161,162,167,169,170,171,174 Lermon Major (..) 140,146,150,153,161,162, 168,169 Limerick (refrigerated cargo vessel) 10,21, 82 Liossis Antonios Cosmas (chief officer) 116,117,118,127,128, 132,144,145 Lobito 129,134 London Naval Treaty 94 Lowood 61 Lüneberg Heath 172 Lynagh Private Jack 17,18,34,48 Lytton 28 M-96 (Soviet submarine) 213,215 Madagascar 83, 89 Malantyenko Captain Pavel 222 Malcolm Corporal Thomas ‘Tom’ 40,41,42,43, 54,55 Maldives 84,195 Manson Lieutenant-Colonel Clement Polson 37, 39,70 Marinesko Alexander x, xi, 210,213,215,221,222, 223,224,225,243,244,245,246 Marshall Sister (..) 73 Marshall Islands 98 Martin Frank (ship’s cook) 59 Robert (radar operator) 27,28 Maryborough (Queensland) 46,47,49,71,74 Maryborough Chronicle (newspaper) 46,47,49,71 Matthews Lensie v, viii Matthews family 17 McCampbell Lieutenant Bruce (ship’s medical officer) 67,68 McCosker Private Vince 18 McDougall Seaman (..) 188,190,194 McGibbons Lieutenant Commander Edmund L. 92 McGrath Allan 31 George (driver) 31,32,33,54 Mcllraiths store (Burwood) 12 McManus Lieutenant Commander (..) 71 Mearns David 98,100 Meckel Fregatten-Kapitän Hans 140 Medcalf Staff Sergeant Dick 14,15,25,40,43,
44,50,55,58,59,69,70 Melbourne 84,184 Millar Private Frederick 60,64
Index Miller Lieutenant Morrison R. 188,191,192 Milligan Professor Christopher 27,42,94,97 Milne Bay 40,69 Minas Captain Mavris 116 Mission to Seamen 77,78 Mito Rear Admiral Hisashi 8 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 180 Moate Ronald ‘Roh (chief pantryman) 14,44,45,46,54, 58 Modified Air Warning Device (M.A.W.D.) 26 Mombasa 86 Montgomery Field Marshal Sir Bernard ‘Monty’ 172 Moreton Bay 81 Moreton Island 22,26,98 Morris Matthew 71 Tom (radio officer) 14,15,43 Mossop John Coubro 142,143,144 Moston Sister Merle 36,39,40 Mount Taurus (vessel) 127 Mullins Marie (bombardier) 31 München (later the Steuben) 243 Murray George 4,5,7,11,45,46,55,68,70,98, 99 Kenneth 60,64 Musser William Μ. 190 MV Anshun 69 MV Delane (British vessel) 85 MV Straat Soenda (Dutch steamer) 92 MV Sutlej (sometimes reported as Sutley) 85, 86, 88,89,95 253 Nagasaki 177,202 Nakagawa Hajime ix, 1,2,3,8,9,10,11,20,21,22, 26,29,30,49,53,59, 82, 83, 84,85, 86, 89,90,91,92,94,95,96,97 Nakahara Jiro 208 Nambu Commander Nobukiyo 202,205 National Socialist Party 216 Naval Officer in Command (Brisbane) (N.O.I.C.) 67 Naval War College (Japan) 180 Neuman Pierre 121 New Guinea 6,67,72,79, 81 Newstead No. 3 [wharf] 71 Nilsson Captain David Martin 187,188,189, 191,196 Nishino Commander (..) 20 Norddeutscher Lloyd Company 243 Number 3 Interrogation Centre (UK) 144 Number 8 Fighter Sector (Brisbane) 27 Number 71 Squadron (R.A.A.F.) 61 Nuremberg 108,173 Obori Lieutenant Hajime (submarine gunnery officer) 8,9,10, 20,21,95 Ofuna prison camp 195 O’Gara Francis J. 191,195,196,206 Ό’ Heavy Battery (also known as Rous Battery) 22,23
Ohlsdorf cemetery, 173 Okinawa 201,206,208 Oliver J. Olson Company 187 Operation Crossroads 97 Operation Detachment 207 Operation Hailstone 201 Operation Hannibal 217 Oshima Baron (Japanese ambassador to Germany) 94,95 Outridge Lieutenant-Colonel Dr Leslie 56,59,74
254 Sea Wolves Ozawa Admiral Jisaburo 200 Pabst Dr Max 140,146,154,155,159,162, 167,168,171,174 Panama Canal 178,197,198,200,201,202 Pearl Harbor 65,179,180,196,197,202, 205,207 Peleus (freighter) x, 102,114,116,117,118, 120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127, 130,132,134,135,136,137,138,139, 140,141,142,147,150,152,155,160, 161,162,166,168,172,173,174,175 Penang 83,85,110,181,196 Pentonville Prison 175 Persian Gulf 84 Petersen Captain Friedrich 210,212,213,215, 216,217,218,219,220,221,225,227, 228,229,230,233,234,237,242 Pettiford Private Allan 12,15,16,18,33,48,50, 53,55,81 Pillau 244 Port Kembla 31 Portsmouth 86 Potsdam Declaration 202 Pratten 16,17,81 Prinz Eugen (German cruiser) 97 Pyle Charles E. 189,190,192,193,196 R.A.A.F. 26,27,79 Rabaul 179 Radar Yarns (publication) 27 R.A.F. 104,134 Ranft Leutnant Woldemar 126 Rape of Nanking 185 Ras Hafan 135 Records Bill (radioman and ‘hot shellman’) 61,63, 64,68,69,100,101 Marion 63 Redbank 82 Red Cross 19,148,184,215 Reilly Sergeant Dermott 22,23,24,25 Reinstein Anna Cecilia Francesca Imelda 176 Richardson (··) 91 Rippon Gordon 4,5,13,19,42,43,53,54,55, 56,57,59,61,68,69,98 River Plate 116,121 RO-64 (Japanese submarine) 180 Rokossovsky General Konstantin 211 Roma 17 Rosenbaum Carl 191 Rous Battery (see Ό’ Heavy Battery) 22 Royal Army Service Corps 175 Royal Australian Navy 6, 98 Royal Brisbane Hospital 77 Royal Hellenic Navy 140 Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 136 Rugh Lieutenant J.T. 136,137,138 S-13 (Soviet submarine) x, 213,214,215,221, 222,243 Said Rocco 118,121,127,128,132 Sakamoto Rear Admiral Kaneyoshi 97 Salt Captain Richard
‘Jock’ 68,69 San Francisco 187,200 San Pedro (California) 187 Sasebo 180 Savage Sister Ellen 36,39,40,41,42,51,54,55, 58,59,60,63,67,68,70,73,74,101 Sawfish (American submarine) 181 Schleswig-Holstein (training battleship) 143
Index Schmidtz Obersteuermann Wilhelm 138,142 Schnee Korvettenkapitän Adalbert 102,103,104, 105,106,107,109,110,115,122,130, 147,151,152,153,154,166 Schurch Theodore William John 175 Schwender Gefreiter Wolfgang 125,126,138,140, 144,145,146,150,154,155,160,161, 162,163,164,167,168,169,170,171, 174 Seletar Naval Base 83 Sendai 206 Siddons Fred‘Jock’ 44,45 Sieber Helmut {Kriegsmarine judge) 140 Simmonds Ed 27 Simonstown 130 Singapore 3, 83, 85,98,99,181,183,186 Smith Ernest ‘Ernie’ (Chief engineer) 38,39,78 Norm 27 S ogias Stavros 120 Somaliland Camel Corps 136 Soviet Navy ix Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) 176 Spuybroek Cees (third engineer) 186 Stenhouse Gordon 80 Stevenson, K.C. Major Aubrey Melford Steed 140,145, 170,175,176 St. Nazaire 47 Stolpe Bank 215 Stradbroke Island 26,27,28 255 Stutter Jessie ‘Jack’ 46 Sugamo Prison 1,21,94,96,209 Summers Eric (senior radio officer [and purser]) 14, 19,98 Sunnyside (property) 16 Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAP) 209 Supreme War Council 209 Sussex 61,63 Taronga Park Zoo (Sydney) 17 Taurus (British submarine) 127,181 Taylor Corporal Albert (dental technician) 19,30,52,60,64 Tenryu (Japanese cruiser) 69 Thelander Major Charles 32,34 Third Reich 109,110 Thomas Captain Penry 67 Thousand Year Reich 211 Tilden Augustus (radio officer) 188,191,194,196 Titan (vessel) 98, 99 Titanic (liner) 234,238,243 Tjisalak (Dutch freighter) x, 177,184,185,186, 187,208,209 Tobruk 31,175 Todson Dr Harold 140,146,147,156,166,167, 174 Tokyo 1,96,177,178,200,203,206,209 Torres Straits 68, 69 Toyoda Admiral Soemu 208,209 Travis Captain
James Fawcett 89,90,92
256 Sea Wolves Truk Island 8,11,20,21,82,95,201 TZ 36 (torpedo boat destroyer) 231,236,240, 241,242,243 U-ll (German submarine) 143 U-47 (German submarine) 99 U-94 (German submarine) 99 U-99 (German submarine) 245 U-161 (German submarine) 183 U-177 (German submarine) 113 U-453 (German submarine) 143 U-847 (German submarine) 105 U-848 (German submarine) 113 U-849 (German submarine) 113 U-852 (German submarine) ix, 103,106,110, 111, 113,116,120,121,122,124,126, 129,132,134,135,136,137,138,139, 141,143,146,148,150,151,152,153, 154,160 U-1224 (German submarine) 181 Uchino Shinjo 181 Ulithi 201,202 Union Steamship Company 10 Unit 731 (Manchuria) (biological weapons research carried out there) 200 United States Naval Reserve 136 U.S. Army Air Corps 26 USAT General William Mitchel (vessel) 195 VSS Astoria 66 USS Bismarck Sea (escort carrier) 208 USS Conklin (American destroyer) 92,93 USS Hoggatt (American destroyer) 93 USS Ltmga Point (escort carrier) 208 USS McCoy Reynolds (American destroyer) 92,93 USS Morrison (American warship) 206,207,208 USS Mugford 61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68, 69,71,73,97,101 USS Samuel S. Miles (American destroyer) 93 USS Segundo (American submarine) 203,204 USS Stockton (American warship) 206,207,208 USS Vincennes 66 USS Winterberry (vessel) 92 von Steuben Friedrich Wilhelm 244 Walder Jack (driver) 60 Walker (··) 91 War Crimes Commission 85 Ward Lieutenant Russell 22,23,24,25 War Shipping Administration 187,191, 195 Warwick (Queensland) 16,17,81 Watterson James ‘Jim’ (storeman) 55 Watts, Watts and Co (London) 89 Wegner Professor Albert (international law
expert) 140,146, 164,165,166,170 Weisspfenning Oberstabsarzt Walter (submarine’s doctor) 120,121,123, 137,138,140,145,146,150,154, 155,158,159,161,167,168,169, 171,172,173,174 Westerplatte 143 Westwood Seaman Robert ‘Bob’ 34,35,36,52,53, 54,56,59,69
Index Wilhelm Gustloff (vessel) x, 210,211,213,214,215,216, 217,218,219,220,221,222,223,224, 225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232, 236,237,238,239,240,243,244 Wilhelmshaven 143 William Grey and Company (ship builders) 116 Winn Lieutenant Commander Edwin K. 92, 93 Women’s Naval Auxiliary 224 Wong Mr (..) 78 Wulf DrP. 140,162,168,171 Yamamoto Admiral Isoroku 196,197 Yamato (Japanese cruiser) 209 Yanagi Missions 181,182 YMS-33 (minesweeper) 92 Yokohama 95,195,208 Yokoi Rear Admiral 183 Zahn Captain Wilhelm 220,221 Zealander (vessel) 71 257
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Contents Acknowledgements Introduction viii ix Chapter 1 Hajime Nakagawa The Hospital Ship, Centaur Chapter 2 Heinz Eck The Peleus Affair 102 Chapter 3 Tatsunosuke Ariizumi The Jean Nicolet and Tjisalak Massacres 177 Chapter 4 Alexander Marinesko The Wilhelm GustloffXI^^AX r. 210 Index 1 247
Index 1st Submarine Squadron (based at Truk Island) 8 2/12th Field Ambulance (Australian) 4, 6, 12,15,18,31,32,34,56,60,68,74 3rd Submarine Squadron (Japanese) 180 5th Light Horse (Australian) 74 8th Corps District (based in Germany) 140 22nd Submarine Flotilla (Japanese) 20 106 AA Brigade (British) 140,171 112th Australian General Hospital (Greenslopes) 71 631st Naval Air Corps (Japanese) 178 Abadan (Persian Gulf) 84 Achilles Captain Albrecht 183 Addu Atoll (Maldives) 84,134,195 Aden 86,92,134,136 Admiral Hipper (German warship) 230-2,234,236, 239-41,243 AG Vulcan of Stettin (ship construction company) 243 Akagi (Japanese aircraft carrier) 179 Alexandre Silva (Portuguese steamer) 128,132 Altona Prison (Hamburg) 172 American Revolutionary War 244 Angola 134 Anti Submarine Detection Investigation Committee (ASDIC) 26 Arabian Sea 86 Arapi (Japanese destroyer) 69 Argyros Dimitrios 127,128,129,133 Ariizumi Tatsunosuke x, 177,178,179,180,183, 184,185,187,188,191,192,193,194, 195,196,200,201,202,203,204,205, 206,208 Ascension Island 105,113,122,147 Ascot (British cargo steamer) 89,90,91,95 Australian Army Medical Corps 42 Australian Army Service Corps (A.A.S.C.) 4,6,30 Axis Powers Tripartite Pact 181 Baltic Fleet (Soviet) 213,215 Battle of Leyte Gulf 209 Battle of Midway 180 Battle of Savo Island 66 Battle of the Philippines Sea 209 Befehlshaber der Unterseeboote 151 ([BdU] Berlin) 102,106,108,130,132, 147,148,151,154 Berlin 102,109,139,147,151,153,160, 172,174,183 Bikini Atoll 97 Billington Sergeant (.) 61 Bismarck (German battleship) 97 Black Sea Fleet (Soviet) 213 Blears
James (second radio officer) 186 Blue Funnel Line 6 Boer War 164 Bougainville Island 197 Braun Eva 139 Brest 183 Brisbane 10,24,25,26,27,42, 67,69,70, 71,74,75,79,80, 82,99 Brisbane General Hospital 71 British Chivalry (tanker) 84, 85,86,87,90,95 British Tanker Company 84 British War Transportation Ministry 116
248 Sea Wolves Buck John Charles 44, 45 Buckmaster Maurice 176 Buenos Aires 116 Bull Ronald Davies (ship’s writer) 49 Burnett Lieutenant (.) 136,137,138 Butler Robert C. 192,193 Cairnie Alex 78 Maurice ‘Maurie’ (4th engineer) 6,7,12,37,38,39,51, 52,53,54,60,64,67,71,78,79 Cairo 137 Calcutta 89,186,187,188,195 Cape Agulhas (Cape of Needles) 132 Cape Guardafili 134 Cape Moreton Lighthouse 22 Cape Point 131 Cape Town 130,134,138,144,145,168 Carey Charles 46 Carlin Clement (first officer) 187,190,196 Carlton (steamer) 115 Carnarvon 98,99 Caroline Island 201 Carter Staff Sergeant George 41,42 Casey (later Case) Sister Joffrette ‘Joff’ 71,72,73,74,76,77 Centaur (Australian hospital ship) ix, 1,2,3,4,5, 6,7,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19, 20,21,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30, 31,33,34,35,36,37,38,41,42,43, 44,45,46,47,49,50,53,56,57,60, 61,63,64,66,67,68,69,70,72,75, П, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84,86,93, 94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101 Centaur — Death ofa Hospital Ship (documentary) 14,33,35,37,41,46,100 Centaur — the Myth ofImmunity (publication) 27 Charon (freighter) 6 Chidgey Private Frederick 41,42 Christiansen Able Seaman Owen 57 Class В war crimes trials 95 Clegg Emily Maude 81 Keith 16,17,81 Leslie ‘Les’ 16,17, 81 Marjorie 16,17, 81 Private Percy 15,16,17,18,81,82 Clegg family 17 Coirniak Matrosenobergefreiter Johann 138 Colditz Oberleutnant Georg 121,122,124,135, 138,154 Combined Defence Headquarters (C.D.H.) 24,25 Combined Special Detachment Intelligence Collection (CSDIC) 136,137 Condor Legion 217 Constantinides (also reported as Konstan tinides) Dimitrios 118,127,128 Constantinople 127
Convoy GP 48 10,11,21,82 Convoy PQA7 115 Corey Lieutenant Commander Howard 61, 62, 63,64,65,66,67,68,69,71 Cornell Sergeant William ‘Bill’ 56,68,73 Courier Mail (publication) 97 Crewes Flying Officer O. 61 Cuthill William ‘Bill’ 30 Dabomian 131,132 (cargo ship) 131,132 Danzig 211,231 Dark Captain Walter Francis 98,99
Index Darling Harbour (Sydney) 3 Darwin 12,31,179 Davidson Frank (ship’s butcher) 50 Dawson Lieutenant (.) 185 Deal Lieutenant (.) 188,189 Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships (D.E.M.S.) 87,89,91 de Jong Frits 186 Dekker Jan 185,186 Delmer Frederick Sefton 172 Sefton (British/Australian broadcaster journalist) 172,173 Dennis Donald 98 Detmers Captain Theodor 99 Deutschland (battleship) 143 Dhange Mr(.) 187 Diego Garcia 86,134 Diego Suarez 89 Dietrich Hans 173 Dönitz (also recorder as Döenitz) Admiral Karl 106,107,109,110 Dresden 174 Drynan Sister (.) 75 Eck Heinz Wilhelm ix, x, 102,103,104,105, 106,107,108,109,110, 111, 113,114, 115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122, 123,124,125,126,129,130,131,132, 134,135,136,137,138,139,140,142, 143,144,145,146,147,148,149,150, 151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158, 159,160,161,162,163,166,167,168, 169,170,171,172,173,174,175 249 Eichmann Adolf 96 Ellis Ruth (last woman to be hanged in England) 176 Empire (vessel) 111 Etajima academy 178 First Submarine Force (Japanese) 95 First World War 139,155,165,243 Foley Captain John 27,94 Fort Lytton 26,27 Franco General Francisco 217 Freetown 105,116,121,122,147 Fremantle 6, 86,98,187 Fremantle Boys’ Senior High School 6 Fullford Major Ken 22,23,24 Gdynia (Poland) x, 143,211,212,214,216,217, 221,230,231 General Steuben (German transport vessel) x, xi, 243 General von Steuben (formerly the München, later Steuben) 244 Geneva Convention ix, 3,4,159,169 Genghis Khan 213 George Town (Penang) 110 German Merchant Marine 155 German Naval College (Flensburg) 143 Gibraltar 47,116 Gill G. Herman (naval archivist and
historian) 58 Glasgow 10,85 Glass Rudi 23 Godt Eberhardt 109 Gorbachev Mikhail 246
250 Sea Wolves Gorden-Brittain Verna 184,186,209 Gorgon (freighter) 6 Gotenhafen 143,211 Greenslopes 71,77 Greenslopes Hospital 72 Gruppe Monson 110 (wolf-pack group) 110 Guadalcanal 65,198 Gulf of Aden 134 Gustloif Wilhelm (former leader, Swiss branch, National Socialist Party) 216 Haise Colonel R.C. 140,148,149,153,156, 157,158,162,163,169,170 Hamburg 109,122,139,140,146,155,172, 174,175 Hamesister Weiner 142 Hanko 213 Hansa (former liner) 215,220,221 Hartenstein Captain (.) 148 Haultain Helen 80 Lieutenant Commander Theo 79,80,81 Hegarty Private Thomas 41,42 Hei Maru (submarine tender) 181 Heliopolis 137 Hen Captain (.) 184 Heningst Captain (.) 230,231,232,240 Hera (Finnish freighter) 222 Hering Lieutenant Commander (.) 231,232, 240,241,243 Hess George Kenmore 188 Mabel (radar operator) 27,191,193,194 Hessler Günter 109 Hill Captain Walter 84,85,90 Hirohito Emperor 202,204 Hiroshima 177,179,202 Historic Shipwrecks Act of 1976 98 History ofSubmarine Warfare (publication) 97 Hitler Adolf 94,107,115,138,139,141,147, 165,211,216,217 HMAS Ballarat (corvette) 10 HMAS Colac (corvette) 10 HMAS Lithgow (Australian destroyer) 79,80 HMAS Sydney 99,100 (Australian cruiser) 98 HMIS Hoxa (Indian warship) 195 HMIS Sonneti (Indian warship) 195 HMSAS Krugersdorp (South African minesweeper) 132 HMSAS Natalia (South African minesweeper) 132 HMS Begum (escort carrier) 134 HMS Flamingo (Black Swan class naval sloop) 88,89 HMS Hood (British battlecruiser) 97 HMS Shah (escort carrier) 134 HMS Solvra (former trawler converted to anti-submarie duties) 89 HMS Torbay (British submarine) 175
Hofer Matrosenobergefreiter Josef 135 Hoffmann Leutnant sur See August 120,121,123, 124,125,127,134,136,138,140,142, 145,150,154,155,156,157,158,159, 160,167,168,171,172,173,174
Index Hoggins Mark 47 Trevor 47 Honshu 203 Hosoya Captain (.) 183 Hughson (··) 91,92 Humber Estuary 116 1-7 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-8 (Japanese submarine) ix, 2,180,181, 183,184,185,187,188,189,191,195, 196,204,205,206,207,208 1-10 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-13 (Japanese submarine) 201,202 1-14 (Japanese submarine) 199,200,201,202 1-30 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-34 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-37 (Japanese submarine) 82, 83,84,86, 90, 92,93,95 1-49 (Japanese submarine) 83 1-51 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-52 (Japanese submarine) 181 1-56 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-70 (Japanese submarine) 180 1-177 (Japanese submarine) ix, 2,8,9,10,11, 19,20,21,26,27,53,59, 82, 83,93, 95 1-400 (Japanese submarine) 197,198,199,200 1-401 (Japanese submarine) 177,178,198,199, 200,202,203,204,205,206 Ikebukuro (Tokyo) 1 251 Ishii Dr Shiro 200 Iwojima 201,207 Ixion (vessel) 98, 99 James O. Wilder (American Liberty Ship) 187 Japanese Combined Fleet 209 Java-China-Japan Line 184 Jean Nicolet (American vessel) x, 177,187,188,189, 191,192,194,196,208,209 Jewell Matron Sarah Ann 14,31,44,46 Johnson Lieutenant Commander Stephen L. 203, 204,205 Jones Lance Corporal Ron ‘Spud’ 11,12,47, 171 Jones, C.B.E. Brigadier C.I.V. 140 Jussi H (Finnish freighter) 222 Kawasaki Kobe 180 Kean Richard L. 190 Keith Flying Officer J. 61 Kenyatta Jomo 176 Kephalas Agis (third officer) 120,121,125,126,127, 128,133,144 Kiel 103,105,106,107,110,143,144,147, 212,215,219,220,221,222,231,243,244 Kiles (Greece) 116 King Sister Evelyn 36,39,40 Kormoran (German auxiliary cruiser) 98,99,100 Kossol Passage 92 Kraft durch Freude
(Strenth Through Joy) (organisation) 216
252 Sea Wolves Kretschmer Kapitänleutnant Otto 245 Kristiansand (Norway) 111 Kure 83,181,182,183,202,204 Kure Navy Yard (Japan) 83 Kwajalein Atoll 98 Laconia (liner) 148 Laird Bob (radio officer) 14 Lambie First Officer Henry ‘Harry 19,43 Lee Harold R. 192 Lehr Division (Neustadt) 143 Lenz Katitànleutnant (Ing) Hans Richard 120, 121,122,125,126,137,138,140,142, 143,144,145,146,150,154,156,157, 160,161,162,167,169,170,171,174 Lermon Major (.) 140,146,150,153,161,162, 168,169 Limerick (refrigerated cargo vessel) 10,21, 82 Liossis Antonios Cosmas (chief officer) 116,117,118,127,128, 132,144,145 Lobito 129,134 London Naval Treaty 94 Lowood 61 Lüneberg Heath 172 Lynagh Private Jack 17,18,34,48 Lytton 28 M-96 (Soviet submarine) 213,215 Madagascar 83, 89 Malantyenko Captain Pavel 222 Malcolm Corporal Thomas ‘Tom’ 40,41,42,43, 54,55 Maldives 84,195 Manson Lieutenant-Colonel Clement Polson 37, 39,70 Marinesko Alexander x, xi, 210,213,215,221,222, 223,224,225,243,244,245,246 Marshall Sister (.) 73 Marshall Islands 98 Martin Frank (ship’s cook) 59 Robert (radar operator) 27,28 Maryborough (Queensland) 46,47,49,71,74 Maryborough Chronicle (newspaper) 46,47,49,71 Matthews Lensie v, viii Matthews family 17 McCampbell Lieutenant Bruce (ship’s medical officer) 67,68 McCosker Private Vince 18 McDougall Seaman (.) 188,190,194 McGibbons Lieutenant Commander Edmund L. 92 McGrath Allan 31 George (driver) 31,32,33,54 Mcllraiths store (Burwood) 12 McManus Lieutenant Commander (.) 71 Mearns David 98,100 Meckel Fregatten-Kapitän Hans 140 Medcalf Staff Sergeant Dick 14,15,25,40,43,
44,50,55,58,59,69,70 Melbourne 84,184 Millar Private Frederick 60,64
Index Miller Lieutenant Morrison R. 188,191,192 Milligan Professor Christopher 27,42,94,97 Milne Bay 40,69 Minas Captain Mavris 116 Mission to Seamen 77,78 Mito Rear Admiral Hisashi 8 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 180 Moate Ronald ‘Roh (chief pantryman) 14,44,45,46,54, 58 Modified Air Warning Device (M.A.W.D.) 26 Mombasa 86 Montgomery Field Marshal Sir Bernard ‘Monty’ 172 Moreton Bay 81 Moreton Island 22,26,98 Morris Matthew 71 Tom (radio officer) 14,15,43 Mossop John Coubro 142,143,144 Moston Sister Merle 36,39,40 Mount Taurus (vessel) 127 Mullins Marie (bombardier) 31 München (later the Steuben) 243 Murray George 4,5,7,11,45,46,55,68,70,98, 99 Kenneth 60,64 Musser William Μ. 190 MV Anshun 69 MV Delane (British vessel) 85 MV Straat Soenda (Dutch steamer) 92 MV Sutlej (sometimes reported as Sutley) 85, 86, 88,89,95 253 Nagasaki 177,202 Nakagawa Hajime ix, 1,2,3,8,9,10,11,20,21,22, 26,29,30,49,53,59, 82, 83, 84,85, 86, 89,90,91,92,94,95,96,97 Nakahara Jiro 208 Nambu Commander Nobukiyo 202,205 National Socialist Party 216 Naval Officer in Command (Brisbane) (N.O.I.C.) 67 Naval War College (Japan) 180 Neuman Pierre 121 New Guinea 6,67,72,79, 81 Newstead No. 3 [wharf] 71 Nilsson Captain David Martin 187,188,189, 191,196 Nishino Commander (.) 20 Norddeutscher Lloyd Company 243 Number 3 Interrogation Centre (UK) 144 Number 8 Fighter Sector (Brisbane) 27 Number 71 Squadron (R.A.A.F.) 61 Nuremberg 108,173 Obori Lieutenant Hajime (submarine gunnery officer) 8,9,10, 20,21,95 Ofuna prison camp 195 O’Gara Francis J. 191,195,196,206 Ό’ Heavy Battery (also known as Rous Battery) 22,23
Ohlsdorf cemetery, 173 Okinawa 201,206,208 Oliver J. Olson Company 187 Operation Crossroads 97 Operation Detachment 207 Operation Hailstone 201 Operation Hannibal 217 Oshima Baron (Japanese ambassador to Germany) 94,95 Outridge Lieutenant-Colonel Dr Leslie 56,59,74
254 Sea Wolves Ozawa Admiral Jisaburo 200 Pabst Dr Max 140,146,154,155,159,162, 167,168,171,174 Panama Canal 178,197,198,200,201,202 Pearl Harbor 65,179,180,196,197,202, 205,207 Peleus (freighter) x, 102,114,116,117,118, 120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127, 130,132,134,135,136,137,138,139, 140,141,142,147,150,152,155,160, 161,162,166,168,172,173,174,175 Penang 83,85,110,181,196 Pentonville Prison 175 Persian Gulf 84 Petersen Captain Friedrich 210,212,213,215, 216,217,218,219,220,221,225,227, 228,229,230,233,234,237,242 Pettiford Private Allan 12,15,16,18,33,48,50, 53,55,81 Pillau 244 Port Kembla 31 Portsmouth 86 Potsdam Declaration 202 Pratten 16,17,81 Prinz Eugen (German cruiser) 97 Pyle Charles E. 189,190,192,193,196 R.A.A.F. 26,27,79 Rabaul 179 Radar Yarns (publication) 27 R.A.F. 104,134 Ranft Leutnant Woldemar 126 Rape of Nanking 185 Ras Hafan 135 Records Bill (radioman and ‘hot shellman’) 61,63, 64,68,69,100,101 Marion 63 Redbank 82 Red Cross 19,148,184,215 Reilly Sergeant Dermott 22,23,24,25 Reinstein Anna Cecilia Francesca Imelda 176 Richardson (··) 91 Rippon Gordon 4,5,13,19,42,43,53,54,55, 56,57,59,61,68,69,98 River Plate 116,121 RO-64 (Japanese submarine) 180 Rokossovsky General Konstantin 211 Roma 17 Rosenbaum Carl 191 Rous Battery (see Ό’ Heavy Battery) 22 Royal Army Service Corps 175 Royal Australian Navy 6, 98 Royal Brisbane Hospital 77 Royal Hellenic Navy 140 Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 136 Rugh Lieutenant J.T. 136,137,138 S-13 (Soviet submarine) x, 213,214,215,221, 222,243 Said Rocco 118,121,127,128,132 Sakamoto Rear Admiral Kaneyoshi 97 Salt Captain Richard
‘Jock’ 68,69 San Francisco 187,200 San Pedro (California) 187 Sasebo 180 Savage Sister Ellen 36,39,40,41,42,51,54,55, 58,59,60,63,67,68,70,73,74,101 Sawfish (American submarine) 181 Schleswig-Holstein (training battleship) 143
Index Schmidtz Obersteuermann Wilhelm 138,142 Schnee Korvettenkapitän Adalbert 102,103,104, 105,106,107,109,110,115,122,130, 147,151,152,153,154,166 Schurch Theodore William John 175 Schwender Gefreiter Wolfgang 125,126,138,140, 144,145,146,150,154,155,160,161, 162,163,164,167,168,169,170,171, 174 Seletar Naval Base 83 Sendai 206 Siddons Fred‘Jock’ 44,45 Sieber Helmut {Kriegsmarine judge) 140 Simmonds Ed 27 Simonstown 130 Singapore 3, 83, 85,98,99,181,183,186 Smith Ernest ‘Ernie’ (Chief engineer) 38,39,78 Norm 27 S ogias Stavros 120 Somaliland Camel Corps 136 Soviet Navy ix Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) 176 Spuybroek Cees (third engineer) 186 Stenhouse Gordon 80 Stevenson, K.C. Major Aubrey Melford Steed 140,145, 170,175,176 St. Nazaire 47 Stolpe Bank 215 Stradbroke Island 26,27,28 255 Stutter Jessie ‘Jack’ 46 Sugamo Prison 1,21,94,96,209 Summers Eric (senior radio officer [and purser]) 14, 19,98 Sunnyside (property) 16 Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAP) 209 Supreme War Council 209 Sussex 61,63 Taronga Park Zoo (Sydney) 17 Taurus (British submarine) 127,181 Taylor Corporal Albert (dental technician) 19,30,52,60,64 Tenryu (Japanese cruiser) 69 Thelander Major Charles 32,34 Third Reich 109,110 Thomas Captain Penry 67 Thousand Year Reich 211 Tilden Augustus (radio officer) 188,191,194,196 Titan (vessel) 98, 99 Titanic (liner) 234,238,243 Tjisalak (Dutch freighter) x, 177,184,185,186, 187,208,209 Tobruk 31,175 Todson Dr Harold 140,146,147,156,166,167, 174 Tokyo 1,96,177,178,200,203,206,209 Torres Straits 68, 69 Toyoda Admiral Soemu 208,209 Travis Captain
James Fawcett 89,90,92
256 Sea Wolves Truk Island 8,11,20,21,82,95,201 TZ 36 (torpedo boat destroyer) 231,236,240, 241,242,243 U-ll (German submarine) 143 U-47 (German submarine) 99 U-94 (German submarine) 99 U-99 (German submarine) 245 U-161 (German submarine) 183 U-177 (German submarine) 113 U-453 (German submarine) 143 U-847 (German submarine) 105 U-848 (German submarine) 113 U-849 (German submarine) 113 U-852 (German submarine) ix, 103,106,110, 111, 113,116,120,121,122,124,126, 129,132,134,135,136,137,138,139, 141,143,146,148,150,151,152,153, 154,160 U-1224 (German submarine) 181 Uchino Shinjo 181 Ulithi 201,202 Union Steamship Company 10 Unit 731 (Manchuria) (biological weapons research carried out there) 200 United States Naval Reserve 136 U.S. Army Air Corps 26 USAT General William Mitchel (vessel) 195 VSS Astoria 66 USS Bismarck Sea (escort carrier) 208 USS Conklin (American destroyer) 92,93 USS Hoggatt (American destroyer) 93 USS Ltmga Point (escort carrier) 208 USS McCoy Reynolds (American destroyer) 92,93 USS Morrison (American warship) 206,207,208 USS Mugford 61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68, 69,71,73,97,101 USS Samuel S. Miles (American destroyer) 93 USS Segundo (American submarine) 203,204 USS Stockton (American warship) 206,207,208 USS Vincennes 66 USS Winterberry (vessel) 92 von Steuben Friedrich Wilhelm 244 Walder Jack (driver) 60 Walker (··) 91 War Crimes Commission 85 Ward Lieutenant Russell 22,23,24,25 War Shipping Administration 187,191, 195 Warwick (Queensland) 16,17,81 Watterson James ‘Jim’ (storeman) 55 Watts, Watts and Co (London) 89 Wegner Professor Albert (international law
expert) 140,146, 164,165,166,170 Weisspfenning Oberstabsarzt Walter (submarine’s doctor) 120,121,123, 137,138,140,145,146,150,154, 155,158,159,161,167,168,169, 171,172,173,174 Westerplatte 143 Westwood Seaman Robert ‘Bob’ 34,35,36,52,53, 54,56,59,69
Index Wilhelm Gustloff (vessel) x, 210,211,213,214,215,216, 217,218,219,220,221,222,223,224, 225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232, 236,237,238,239,240,243,244 Wilhelmshaven 143 William Grey and Company (ship builders) 116 Winn Lieutenant Commander Edwin K. 92, 93 Women’s Naval Auxiliary 224 Wong Mr (.) 78 Wulf DrP. 140,162,168,171 Yamamoto Admiral Isoroku 196,197 Yamato (Japanese cruiser) 209 Yanagi Missions 181,182 YMS-33 (minesweeper) 92 Yokohama 95,195,208 Yokoi Rear Admiral 183 Zahn Captain Wilhelm 220,221 Zealander (vessel) 71 257 |
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spelling | Matthews, Tony 1949- Verfasser (DE-588)1295532077 aut Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 Tony Matthews Barnsley Pen & Sword Maritime 2023 xi, 257 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes index From the heart-rending account of the sinking of the German liner Wilhelm Gustloff in 1945 the worst maritime disaster in world history through to a variety of other brutal actions carried out by numerous submarine commanders, including the sinking of the hospital ship Centaur in 1943, this book comes from the deep shadows of a tragic past to reveal the terrible truth of a secretive war that was responsible for the deaths of unimaginable numbers of innocent people. Discover how merchant seamen were savagely machine-gunned in the water, callously slaughtered with hand-grenades or simply left to the circling sharks. Elsewhere, hundreds of doctors, nurses, ship's crew, ambulance drivers and hospital orderlies were viciously killed without compassion, despite being protected by the Geneva Convention. Sea Wolves: Savage Submarine Commander of WW2 features true stories of deeply murderous intent that lurked menacingly beneath the waves Marinesko, Aleksandr I. 1913-1963 (DE-588)1021162280 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 1945 gnd rswk-swf Wilhelm Gustloff Schiff (DE-588)4372444-9 gnd rswk-swf General von Steuben Schiff (DE-588)4531439-1 gnd rswk-swf Schiffsversenkung (DE-588)4052451-6 gnd rswk-swf Kriegsverbrechen (DE-588)4033151-9 gnd rswk-swf Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 gnd rswk-swf Unterseeboot (DE-588)4078646-8 gnd rswk-swf Wilhelm Gustloff (Ship) World War, 1939-1945 / Naval operations, German World War, 1939-1945 / Naval operations / Submarine Military operations, Naval / German Military operations, Naval / Submarine 1939-1945 Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 s Unterseeboot (DE-588)4078646-8 s Schiffsversenkung (DE-588)4052451-6 s Kriegsverbrechen (DE-588)4033151-9 s DE-604 Marinesko, Aleksandr I. 1913-1963 (DE-588)1021162280 p Wilhelm Gustloff Schiff (DE-588)4372444-9 s General von Steuben Schiff (DE-588)4531439-1 s Geschichte 1945 z Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034226463&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034226463&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
spellingShingle | Matthews, Tony 1949- Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 Marinesko, Aleksandr I. 1913-1963 (DE-588)1021162280 gnd Wilhelm Gustloff Schiff (DE-588)4372444-9 gnd General von Steuben Schiff (DE-588)4531439-1 gnd Schiffsversenkung (DE-588)4052451-6 gnd Kriegsverbrechen (DE-588)4033151-9 gnd Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 gnd Unterseeboot (DE-588)4078646-8 gnd |
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title | Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 |
title_auth | Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 |
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title_full | Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 Tony Matthews |
title_fullStr | Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 Tony Matthews |
title_full_unstemmed | Sea wolves savage submarine commanders of WW2 Tony Matthews |
title_short | Sea wolves |
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title_sub | savage submarine commanders of WW2 |
topic | Marinesko, Aleksandr I. 1913-1963 (DE-588)1021162280 gnd Wilhelm Gustloff Schiff (DE-588)4372444-9 gnd General von Steuben Schiff (DE-588)4531439-1 gnd Schiffsversenkung (DE-588)4052451-6 gnd Kriegsverbrechen (DE-588)4033151-9 gnd Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 gnd Unterseeboot (DE-588)4078646-8 gnd |
topic_facet | Marinesko, Aleksandr I. 1913-1963 Wilhelm Gustloff Schiff General von Steuben Schiff Schiffsversenkung Kriegsverbrechen Zweiter Weltkrieg Unterseeboot |
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