| How To Buy Our Books | Military Models | New Submarine Books | DVDs - Movies | Used and Rare Books |
| News | Home | New Warship Books | CD's - Music | Books Under $10 |
Similar books of interest
The Admiral's Wolfpack - By Jean Noli
Black May - By Michael Gannon
The Boat - By Lothar-Gunther Buchheim
The German Navy In World War Two - By Edward P. Von der Porten
Grey Wolf, Grey Sea - By E. B. Gasaway
The Hunters and the Hunted - By Jochen Brennecke
Iron Coffins - By Herbert A. Werner
The Laconia Affair - By Leonce Peillard
MEMOIRS: Ten Years and Twenty Days - By Admiral Karl Doenitz
Operation Drumbeat - By Michael Gannon
Pursuit Of The Seawolf - By Vice Admiral William P. Mack USN (Ret.)
Raiders Of The Deep - By Lowell Thomas
The Royal Oak Disaster - By Gerald S. Snyder
The Sea Wolves - By Wolfgang Frank
Sharks and Little Fish - By Wolfgang Ott
Silent Hunters - By Theodore P. Savas
Seizing The Enigma - By David Kahn
They Came To Kill - By Eugene Rachlis
Torpedo Junction - By Homer H. Hickham, Jr
U-Boats At War - By Harald Busch
U-Boats Offshore - By Edwin P. Hoyt
The U-Boat Offensive 1914 - 1945 - By V.E. Tarrant
U-Boat: The Secret Menace - By David Mason
U-Boat War Patrol: The Hidden Photographic Diary of U-564 - By Lawrence Paterson
U-Boats Under The Swastika - By Jak. P. Mallmann Showell
U-Boat 977 - By Heinz Schaeffer
|
| MEMOIRS: TEN YEARS And TWENTY DAYS |
“MEMOIRS: TEN YEARS And TWENTY DAYS" - By Admiral Karl Doenitz. A former World War I U-boat commander, Karl Doenitz became the leader of the dreaded German U-boat campaign in World War II. In his book, Doenitz tells the true and fascinating story of Germany’s aggressive submarine war against the Allies. His "wolf-pack" tactics resulted in a handful of U-boats sinking 14.5 million tons of ships and nearly deciding the Battle of the Atlantic. In a clear firm style he discusses the planning and execution of the U-boat campaign; the controversial sinking of the Laconia; America's "neutrality" before its entry into World War II; the Normandy invasion; the July 1944 bomb plot; his encounters with Admiral Raeder, Hermann Goering, Albert Speer, Heinrich Himmler, and Adolf Hitler; as well as his own brief tenure as the last Fuhrer. Admiral Doenitz lost both of his sons in World War II. His youngest, Peter, went down with his submarine, U-954 in 1943. His older son, Klaus died in 1944 on patrol with his torpedo boat, S-141. Upon Hitler’s death in May of 1945, Karl Doenitz takes over as the new leader of Germany and negotiated their surrender. He was sentenced to ten years in prison by the Nuremburg Tribunal in 1946. He was eventually released from prison in October 1956. Karl Doenitz died on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1980 at the age of 89. Paperback edition, 269 pages, no photos, maps or index.
Fair + + + Cond. ---- $10.00
Purchase this book in a used Hardback edition, click here!
Used: $10.00