German sailors in Hampton Road : a World War I story at the Norfolk Navy Yard /
During World War I, two German surface raiders sought harbor to make repairs at Hampton Roads after sinking twenty-five merchant ships. Allied ships nearby kept them from leaving, so more than eight hundred German sailors took up residence at the Norfolk Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia. They built...
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Charleston, S.C. :
History Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- "A Warlike Appearance in Hampton Roads"
- The Case of the 'William P. Frye' and the Kaiser's Courteous Pirates
- German Sailors in Hampton Roads: Tourism, Beer, and the Tiny Village
- The Activities of Interned Sailors: Baseball, Religion and Parties
- The Problems of Internment: Escapes, Passes and the Sage of the 'Eclipse'
- A Change in the Guard.