Wartime Disasters at Sea - Every Passenger Ship Loss in World Wars I and II

Describes every deep-sea passenger carrying vessel engaged in regular commercial service, or in temporary auxiliary duties, that was lost in World Wars I and II. More than 500 ships of many nationalities are detailed with the number of casualties and cause of loss - sunk by torpedo strike, hit by surface shellfire, aerial bombardment or scuttled.

Hardback, 238 x 203mm, 248 pages, 339 illustrations