Peter Hore Libri

The mysterious sinking of HMAS Sydney in November 1941 remains a captivating naval enigma. With a crew of 645, the Australian light cruiser vanished after a fierce encounter with a German merchant raider. Surviving German sailors recounted their version of the battle, claiming responsibility for the Sydney's demise. This narrative delves into the harrowing details of the confrontation, exploring the courage and tragedy faced by both crews in a desperate fight for survival on the high seas.

The Germans denied that American or British prisoners were imprisoned in Ravensbrück, but Mary Lindell smuggled out a secretly compiled list that detailed women who were agents of British Military Intelligence, Special Operations Executive (SOE), or the French Resistance. Lindell's List details their survival and rescue under her leadership

The Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Battleship & Cruisers.

At the Battle of Trafalgar, HMS Pickle, the smallest ship in Nelson's fleet, played a pivotal role. Its unique name and significance highlight the ship's contributions during this historic naval engagement. The narrative explores the ship's adventures and the impact it had on the battle, showcasing the bravery and determination of its crew amidst the larger context of naval warfare. Through its story, readers gain insight into maritime history and the complexities of naval strategy during a crucial moment in British history.

Focusing on the early battleships, this book delves into their origins and development, showcasing notable vessels from the Gloire to the Erzherzog class. It includes a country-by-country visual guide of major pre-Dreadnought ships and offers detailed accounts of significant operations, highlighting the commanders and designers behind these innovative vessels. This comprehensive exploration appeals to enthusiasts of naval history and the maritime conflicts of the era.