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The question of naval supremacy has always been decisive in human history. A symbol of scientific and military greatness, it was all too often the war fleets that tipped the scales in the great conflicts of an age when the aeroplane had not yet been invented. Names like Trafalgar, Skagerrak or Lepanto still resonate today. Naval battles that, like so many other conflicts, have become legend. As a connoisseur of the subject, Jean-Yves Delitte invites the reader with this series to immerse himself in the events surrounding the greatest naval battles in history from antiquity to the Second World War.
This 14th volume of the series "The Great Naval Battles" describes in the style of a comic strip the events surrounding the naval battle of Gravelines in 1588, when the English fleet confronted the Spanish Armada, which was considered invincible. In addition to the comic itself, the reader will find background information on the historical events.
This 14th volume of the series "The Great Naval Battles" describes in the style of a comic strip the events surrounding the naval battle of Gravelines in 1588, when the English fleet confronted the Spanish Armada, which was considered invincible. In addition to the comic itself, the reader will find background information on the historical events.
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- Books (first-hand)
- Author
- Delitte, Jean-Yves/Béchu, Denis
- Title
- Die Grossen Seeschlachten. Band 14: Gravelines. Die spanische Armada 1588
- Details
- Very many colour illustrations, large format. 56 pages.
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