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1 The Black Raider 3
2 Suicide Ships 19
3 Wartime Secrets 52
4 Edge of the World 70
5 Juanita's War 97
6 The Enemy Within 121
7 Message in a Bottle 143
8 Scandal and Mutiny 161
9 A Speck on the Ocean 191
10 End Run 217
11 Stranded 245
12 Honor and Defeat 267
Epilogue 293
Appendix I The Wolf's Specifications 303
Appendix II List of Ships Sunk and Mined by the Wolf 305
Appendix III List of the Wolf's Crew 309
Appendix IV List of the Wolf's Prisoners 321
Acknowledgments 327
Notes 333
Bibliography 359
Index 365
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Kristen Waters
reviewed The Wolf: How One German Raider Terrorized the Allies in the Most Epic Voyage of WWI on January 31, 2018
The Wolf
I love finding books about events I have never heard of before and this book covers one of them. The Wolf made a 444 day voyage from Germany to South Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, the South Seas, Singapore and back to Germany with stopping in any ports. She refueled and reprovisioned herself by capturing other ships on the high seas. Often she was laying mines and in the process of capturing ships she managed to to take on board more than 400 of their crew and passengers captives. A fascinating and well written book.
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