Le redoutable navire corsaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale

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Après la Première Guerre Mondiale, la communauté internationale impose des règles très strictes à l’Allemagne dans la construction de ces navires de guerre. La kriegsmarine développe alors de nouvelles techniques pour réussir à construire une série de bateaux d'exceptions, dont le célèbre Graf Spee : un navire corsaire voguant entre l’Amérique du sud et la Grande Bretagne dans le but de couler des navires marchands. Le début d'une incroyable histoire technologique et diplomatique qui se soldera par un twist dramatique !

➤ Ma vidéo sur les sous-marin de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale et sur la reproduction d'un U-boot echelle 1:1 par le talentueux Serge Adrover : https://youtu.be/-297AmKI-9g
➤ Le film de la bataille du Rio de la Plata : https://amzn.to/2O5KTHG

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- Dudley Pope (1956), The Battle of the River Plate, Chatham Publishing, UK, 1999
- Millington-Drake, Eugen: The Drama of Graf Spee and the Battle of the Plate, traduit en français sous le titre La fin du Graf Spee, 1970, J’ai Lu
- Enrique Dick, In the wake of the Graf Spee, WIT Press, 2014
- http://ahoy.tk-jk.net/macslog/TheBattleoftheRiverPlate..html
- http://navymuseum.co.nz/wwii-letter-from-the-captain-langsdorff-of-the-graf-spee-to-the-german-minister-at-montevideo-17-december-1939/
- https://web.archive.org/web/20041221122338/http://www.rnzncomms.net.nz/jackharker/achillesHMSO.html
- https://www.cairn.info/la-drole-de-guerre--9782259190862-page-176.htm

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