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Binding: Softcover

Pages: 352

See also more books from:
   Mark McShane

See also more books on the same topic(s):
   Eire: Home front
   Naval operations in the North Atlantic

See also references to this book:
   Reference in news archive May 2012
   Reference in news archive June 2012

See also more books published in this country:
   Ireland

Notes from Stone & Stone

From the author: This book tells the largely untold story of how many merchant navy ships during the war were attacked and sunk, and their surviving crews left adrift on the hostile Atlantic Ocean in a desperate struggle for survival. For the fortunate ones sanctuary was found along Ireland's rugged Atlantic shores, where the local people took these men from the sea into their homes and cared for them without any consideration of their nationality or allegiances to any of the belligerent nations.

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