Swan Of The East: The Life And Death Of The German Cruiser Emden In World War 1

Description: Title: Swan Of The East: The Life And Death Of The German Cruiser Emden In World War 1 Author: Edwin P. Hoyt Publisher: The Macmillan Company, New York Publication Year: 1968 Edition: First Printing Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (HCDJ) Condition: Good condition. Dust jacket shows wear, as seen in the photographs.Description: "Swan Of The East: The Life And Death Of The German Cruiser Emden In World War 1" by Edwin P. Hoyt is a captivating account of the remarkable exploits and ultimate fate of the German cruiser Emden during World War I. Published by The Macmillan Company in 1968, this book provides a detailed narrative of one of the most renowned naval vessels of the era.Hoyt meticulously chronicles the Emden's daring raids on Allied shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean and its role as a commerce raider. From its audacious attacks on merchant vessels to its legendary encounter with the Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney, the Emden's exploits captured the imagination of the world and earned it the moniker "Swan of the East."This hardcover edition includes its original dust jacket, which shows signs of wear, as depicted in the accompanying photographs. Despite the wear on the dust jacket, the book itself remains in good condition, preserving the fascinating story of the Emden and its crew.For readers interested in naval history, World War I, and tales of naval daring and adventure, "Swan Of The East" offers a compelling and informative exploration of one of the most storied vessels of the Great War. Edwin P. Hoyt's engaging narrative brings to life the exploits of the Emden and its enduring legacy in maritime history.

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