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Seekrieg allgemein => Zweiter Weltkrieg => Thema gestartet von: AndreasB am 16 April 2021, 13:35:32
Ich habe letzten Monat einen Artikel in the australischen Naval Historical Review zu diesem Thema veröffentlicht. Auf Neudeutsch. Link hierunter:
https://crusaderproject.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/aspects-of-the-loss-of-prisoners-of-war-on-mv-sebastiano-veniero.pdf
Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Alles Gute
Andreas
Hallo Andreas,
vielen Dank für´s Teilen.
:MG:
Darius
Very nice job Andreas!!!! Only a minor correction: the name of the vessel was SEBASTIANO VENIER, without the final O
Marco Ghiglino
Grazie Marco!
It's a bit embarrassing, and I cannot remember where Veniero came from - probably the ULTRA intercepts where this name is used. I will correct it in a new version.
Great picture too, where is that from?
Alles Gute
Andreas
Hello Andreas,
It's a common mistake becasue there was also a submarine named VENIERO (same namesake). VENIER was the surname spelled in Venetian dialect (used by the Commercial Company), VENIERO was Italianised (used by Regia Marina..)....
The photo comes from my archive 8-)
Best regards
Marco
Ciao Marco
Article is now corrected and uploaded.
https://crusaderproject.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/aspects-of-the-loss-of-prisoners-of-war-on-mv-sebastiano-venier.pdf
Blog article here: https://crusaderproject.wordpress.com/2010/05/22/the-tragedy-of-the-pows-killed-at-sea/
Would it be okay to use the picture in the article? full attribution of course!
Grazie ancora!
A presto!
Andreas
Sure Andreas,
no problem for using the photo in the article, it's an honor!!
Marco