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List of Maps VI
Dates, Times, and Names VII
Acknowledgments IX
Submarine UC-58, Tagga Bay, 28 September 1917 1
The Strategic Importance of the Baltic Islands 8
The Decision to Mount Operation Albion 33
The Islands and Their Defenses 56
The Invasion 94
Osel, 12-13 October 1917: The Central Island 119
Osel, 12-16 October 1917: The Island's Ends 144
The Capture of Moon and Dago Islands 165
The Naval Battle for the Baltic Islands 199
Conclusion 221
Epilogue 236
A Word on Sources 241
Notes 245
Bibliography 283
Index 291
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Vincent Kilgore
reviewed Operation Albion: The German Conquest of the Baltic Islands on February 20, 2017 Operation Albion
I really enjoyed this book. It was one the successful amphibious landing in WW1 and is overlooked because it was conducted by the Germans, on the East Front, and just before the whole collapse of Russia and Lenin suing for surrender to the Germans. It is a very amazing operation pulled off by a country and armed forces that had no amphibious training or knowledge. A very interesting bit of forgotten history worth reading.
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