WWI Naval Bibliography
"Naval Actions" - Books (English)
Escape of the German Ships Goeben and Breslau, 1914
Miller, Geoffrey Superior Force - the conspiracy behind the
escape of Goeben and Breslau
1996
Part of a trilogy, the other volumes being Straits and
British Naval Policy in the Mediterranean, 1900-1914(courtesy of the author himself, Geoffrey Miller
(manorhouse@clara.co.uk))
Coronel and the Falkands
Bennett, Geoffrey Coronel and the Falklands
The Macmillan Company, 1962
Details von Spee's greatest victory and ultimately his gallant
defeat (courtesy of Robert Saldarelli (rjs686@caninet.com)).
Dardanelles
Moorehead, Alan Gallipoli
Andre Deutsch, 1989
(courtesy of Gordon Smith (gordon.smith4@virgin.net) )
Penn, Geoffrey Fisher, Churchill and the Dardanelles
Barnsley, South Yorkshire: Leo Cooper, 1999.
(courtesy of Steve McLaughlin).
Zeebrugge
Carpenter, Captain A. F. B. The Blocking of Zeebrugge
Herbert Atkins Limited, London 1921.
"With an introduction by Admiral
Earl Beatty and an appreciation by Marshal Foch and Rear Admiral Sims USN."
(courtesy of Peter Hore (Peterhore@btinternet.com)
Warner, Philip The Zeebrugge Raid
William Kimber, 1978
(courtesy of Gordon Smith (gordon.smith4@virgin.net) )
German Assault on Moon and Oesel, October 1917
Barrett, Michael The First German Joint Operation: the
Invasion of Oesel, Moon and Dagoe, October 1917
Carlisle Barracks, U.S. Army War College, 1991.
(courtesy of Mike Yared (mike_yared@hotmail.com))
Barrett, Michael Operation Albion
Indiana University Press, 2008.
Halifax Explosion, 6 December 1917
Armstrong, John Griffith The Halifax Explosion and the Royal Canadian Navy
University of British Columbia Press, 2002.
Mandatory reading for anyone wanting to learn about the Explosion and the inquiries that
followed, based on extensive archival research in the records from all the various Canadian
government bodies.
Scuttling of the German Fleet, 1919 + Subsequent Salvage
George, S. C. Jutland to Junkyard
Patrick Stephens Ltd., 1973
An account of the raising of the High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow. Well
illustrated, many photos (courtesy of Robert Saldarelli (rjs686@caninet.com)).
This book has been recently reprinted, and Ian Buxton notes:
"Neither of these books however is completely accurate on names,
dates, costs and final disposal of raised ships and salvage craft".
Unless George has updated his book ... then that still
holds true."
van der Vat, Dan The Grand Scuttle
Naval Institute Press, 1986.
A well-researched and unbiased account of the sinking.
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Last Updated: 23 October, 2008.