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The "Prinz Eugen" was one of the three heavy cruisers of the Kriegsmarine and the only German capital ship to survive the Second World War. The "Prinz Eugen" sank in the summer of 1946 during the American atomic bomb tests and lies at Kwajalein Atoll. In this monograph, Ingo Bauernfeind describes the development, history, technology and missions of the "Prinz Eugen"; above all, however, he also devotes himself to the fate of the ship after 1945. Current pictures of the wreck in its present state, references, findings and assessments in connection with the nuclear weapons tests go far beyond the usual historiography.
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- Bauernfeind, Ingo
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- Prinz Eugen. Die Geschichte des legendären deutschen Kreuzers
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- Paperback, numerous illustrations 192 pages.
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- new
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Hauptstätter Straße 149
70178 Stuttgart
Deutschland
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.motorbuch.de
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