The Lusitania Disaster: An Episode in Modern Warfare and Diplomacy

by Thomas A. Bailey

A detailed account of the sensational U-boat sinking of the British passenger liner in 1915, exploring background causes and contexts, questions of cargo, conspiracy, and controversy, and the subsequent legends and stories

383 pages, Hardcover

First published December 31, 1975

Reviews

[James Gillen]

One of the best if not the best I ead on the subject!

[Karolinde (Kari)]

This book was an interesting mix of history and urban myth debunking. The authors had two purposes: to give an account of the sinking of the Lusitania and also to discredit a previous book that had given rise to many myths surrounding the ship and its sinking. I found the book well researched and written. I truly enjoyed it and learned much. Most facts that I double checked held up, even better.

[Gunther Prien]

Don't know yet...just started to read it. From what I've read of the views it looks like it will be a good book. I've also read Simpson's 'Lusitania' so I know in advance all about that book. Seems like it will be interesting...