Marinetechnik des ersten Weltkriegs

In the years before the First World War, Europe was undergoing a second technological and industrial revolution. The way ships were built changed fundamentally. New types of weapons such as torpedoes, submarines, and naval aircraft emerged – what was standard in World War II had been conceived before and during World War I. In this new publication, Hans Karr, one of Germany's leading naval historians, traces the fundamental changes in international naval warfare and does not forget the special role the German Navy played in the overthrow of the German Empire.
 

• Documentation of the Developments in Naval Warfare
• With rare, partly unpublished historical photographs
• Hans Karr is one of Germany's leading naval experts
• Pages 224
• Illustrations 315
• Cover type: Hardcover with overlay
• Format (W x H in mm) 230 x 265
• German language