Book Summary and Analysis |
History, Philosophy, Politics and Society
A Summary and Critique of
Erik Larson’s
Dead Wake
The Last Crossing of the Lusitania
by I.K. Mullins
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Churchill, W. 2013. The World Crisis. RosettaBooks.
Greenhill, S. “Secret of the Lusitania: Arms find challenges Allied claims it was solely a passenger ship.” The Daily Mail, December 2008 [the article is available at www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1098904/Secret-Lusitania-Arms-challenges-Allied-claims-solely-passenger-ship.html]
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