A naval history of World War I

Author:Paul G. Halpern

Summary:A definitive work on the First World War at sea. The book covers many aspects of the naval war, and discusses the conflict from the viewpoints of "all" the participants rather than just the Anglo-German perspective. It represents a major work on the operation, tactics and strategy of WWI.

Print Book, English, 1994

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Publisher: UCL Press, London, 1994

Physical Description:xiii, 591 pages : 26 maps ; 24 cm

ISBN:

9781857282955, 9781857284980, 1857282957, 1857284984

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:224092641

Subjects:

1914-1918

Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918 Opérations navales

Military operations, Naval

World War, 1914-1918 Naval operations

Contents:

The world naval balance; the opening moves in northern waters; the Mediterranean; sweeping the seas; the overseas campaigns; the Adriatic; the Baltic; the Black Sea; the Danube - vital waterway; the submarine campaign; the anti-submarine war; the decline of the central powers; the fate of the Russian fleet; the end of the war.

Notes:

Originally published: Annapolis, Md. : Naval Institute Press, 1994