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The Zeebrugge And Ostend Raids 1918 Deborah Lake

Name: The Zeebrugge And Ostend Raids 1918 Deborah Lake
SKU: BELL-51450708
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (60 reviews)

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The Zeebrugge And Ostend Raids 1918 Deborah Lake instant download after payment.

Publisher: Leo Cooper, Pen & Sword Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.2 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Deborah Lake

ISBN: 9780850528701, 0850528704

Language: English

Year: 2022

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The Zeebrugge And Ostend Raids 1918 Deborah Lake by Deborah Lake 9780850528701, 0850528704 instant download after payment.

The Zeebrugge Raid is one of the most exciting small actions, not just of the First World War but in British history. The purpose was to counter the U-boat menace. Submarine attacks on Allied shipping caused great difficulty. The Admiralty claimed that the war would be lost unless the submarine attacks were curtailed.
Admiral Keyes proposed blocking the ports. At Zeebrugge, a diversionary landing on the Mole - an enormous breakwater - would divert attention from the blockships as they entered the harbor. The defenses were extremely strong. Surprise and daring were essential. Despite over 600 casualties, the attacks were a great boost to civilian morale in Britain. Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded, eight of them for the Zeebrugge raid alone. Some recipients were chosen by the survivors, one of the very few times this has been done.