German Warships of World War I - John C Taylor - hardcover

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German Warships of World War I - John C Taylor - hardcoverIn the First World War Germany possessed a fine, modern Fleet. The ships were well designed, strongly constructed and in every sense fine fighting ships. In this book can be traced the rise of the Imperial German Navy from its origin, growth during the "Naval Race" with Great Britain, its use in battle and final dissolution under the Peace Treaty, which left Germany with a handful of obsolete warships suitable only for coastal defence. Seldom, if ever

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