My research and writings on Naval, Local, First and Second World War History
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A life behind the gravestone
I’ve been thinking about death and funerals a lot recently. The other day I had dropped the boys off at their mother’s and was walking home through Woodland’s road Cemetery and found myself staring down at the grave of Eugene Esmonde and th...
The lost Museum ship
The life and death of ORP Burza
The Polish Navy is something I have dabbled in from time to time, and if Alina gets her way it will be the subject of my next book - watch this space!
The Princess's Cruise liner
It is no secret that Victoria-Louise von Hohenzollern is my historical crush and so when I see something with her name on it my attention is drawn - you may remember my biography of the warship named after her.
But there was another one -...
Was the Falklands that important?
This week I talk about my favourite subject and the Battle of the Fallands in December 1914 and ask whether it was an imortant naval battle? What would have happened had the Germans escaped or won? What was the overall imact on the War by t...
Lady Shirley and the U-boat
Kapitanleutnant Wilhelm Kleinschmidt was on his second war patrol on the U-111 and his quiet caution had led him to only have a hand full of kills totalling 37000 tons sunk or damaged. On 4 October 1941 the U-boat sighted a small trawler so...
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It would be fair to say that I am a naval history nerd and I'm not even going to hide it. I'll be posting at least two articles a week, mostly 19th-20th Century Naval history. Lots of Imperial German naval interest.
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