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Götterdämerung – June 1919 The End of the German High Seas Fleet by Robin Brodhurst
The surrender and scuttling of the Kaiser’s High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands is a perfect example of the folly of war, of man’s inhumanity to man, but also of the ingenuity of the human mind, featuring, as it does, two men who are perhaps archetypal examples of great British eccentricity and thus to be celebrated. Kiel Mutiny...
Ep. 21 – Jutland and the Meaning of Victory – Prof Andrew Lambert
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This recording is of a talk given by Professor Andrew Lambert, King’s College London, to the Antrim and Down WFA branch Somme Conference last October (2016) on the outcomes of the 1916 naval battle at Jutland. This engaging, one hour long special podcast is a talk given by Andrew Lambert in which he explores the controversies around the Battle...
The Fog of (naval) war: Jutland, 1916 by Dr Scott Lindgren
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The Fog of (naval) War: Jutland, 1916 by Dr Scott Lindgren The Battle of Jutland, 1916, was the only time the British Grand Fleet under Sir John Jellicoe, and the German High Sea Fleet under Reinhard Scheer would meet in battle. The largest purely naval engagement of the conflict, it is also one of the most controversial battles in naval history...