U-Boat Commander
U-Boat Commander by Gunther Prien is a detailed account of the author’s experiences as a leading U-boat commander until his death in May 1941. Published by History Press Limited in August 2000, this New Ed edition spans 128 pages and is presented in English. The book offers insights into Prien’s early life and his training for U-boat command during the early years of Hitler’s Third Reich, culminating in the significant event of the sinking of the Royal Oak.
Readers will find a personal narrative that explores the complexities of military life and the challenges faced by U-boat commanders during World War II. The text delves into themes of biography and military history, providing context for Prien’s experiences and the broader implications of naval warfare. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in military history and the personal accounts of individuals involved in significant historical events.
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Günther Prien was, until his death in May 1941, the leading U-boat commander and was awarded Germany’s highest decoration. ‘U-boat commander’ is Prien’s own account of his early life, his training for U-boat command in the early years of Hitler’s Third Reich up to the sinking of the ‘Royal Oak’
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