Jutland 1916. The main battleship battle in history
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From the results of the Yutland battle (as the British call it, or the battles of Skagerrak, according to the Germans), the largest naval battle in the general displacement and firepower of ships, the outcome of the entire First World War could depend. The German and British empires spent ten years, tens of millions of marks and pounds on preparations for this decisive day, creating the most powerful navy in world history. On May 31, 1916, in the Skagerraku Strait near the Danish Peninsula of Jutland, the armored armades of the open sea and the Grand Fleet fleet (250 ships of all classes, more than 40 of which are battleships and linear cruisers), which were armed with the monstrous tools of previously non -vaulted power and the most advanced systems Fire controls came together in a decisive battle. General losses in this grand confrontation amounted to almost 10 thousand dead, and its results did not suit any of the parties, although both loudly announced their victory ...
fierce disputes about the results of the Yutland battle are still ongoing. Whose point of view is closer to the truth - those who christened it with the “great Yutland scandal” and the “inglorious mirage of Trafalgar "? Or claiming that the German fleet was wounded by its jerk, but remained in prison? The book of the famous military historian puts the final point in this age -old dispute, telling in all details about the decisions of the navy, ships and the course of the greatest sea battle in history.
The publication is illustrated by unique photographs, schemes of the Yutland battle, as well as color projections of ships
fierce disputes about the results of the Yutland battle are still ongoing. Whose point of view is closer to the truth - those who christened it with the “great Yutland scandal” and the “inglorious mirage of Trafalgar "? Or claiming that the German fleet was wounded by its jerk, but remained in prison? The book of the famous military historian puts the final point in this age -old dispute, telling in all details about the decisions of the navy, ships and the course of the greatest sea battle in history.
The publication is illustrated by unique photographs, schemes of the Yutland battle, as well as color projections of ships
Author:
Author:Patients Alexander Gennadievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Military Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9955-1064-2
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