The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts
Official Histories
British
Blockade of Central Powers
Official Histories
British
Blockade of Central Powers
RCC7772
37. A History of the Blockade of Germany and of the Countries Associated with Her in the Great War - Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey 1914 - 1918
by A.C. Bell
ISBN
9781847341020
Purchase Price
£20.00 (new)
Date Purchased
November 25, 2019
Publisher
The Naval & Military Press (2018, Uckfield, East Sussex)
Notes
This book was published in association with the Department of Printed Books, Imperial War Museum. This is a truly massive book, in A4 format and at 845 pages. It is as comprehensive as it could possibly have ever been. It is not overstating the matter to describe it as encyclopaedic. It was originally hoped that this volume would be included in the Official History entitled "Naval Operations", but this proved to be impracticable. Nevertheless, it was considered by the Foreign Office particularly that the volume should be prepared. And so it was, in 1937. But for (presumably) obvious reasons, it was felt that it was not suitable for public issue and should be kept private. The title page carries a note to this effect, but underneath that note is a handwritten addition indicating that the book was declassified in 1960.
9781847341020
Purchase Price
£20.00 (new)
Date Purchased
November 25, 2019
Publisher
The Naval & Military Press (2018, Uckfield, East Sussex)
Notes
This book was published in association with the Department of Printed Books, Imperial War Museum. This is a truly massive book, in A4 format and at 845 pages. It is as comprehensive as it could possibly have ever been. It is not overstating the matter to describe it as encyclopaedic. It was originally hoped that this volume would be included in the Official History entitled "Naval Operations", but this proved to be impracticable. Nevertheless, it was considered by the Foreign Office particularly that the volume should be prepared. And so it was, in 1937. But for (presumably) obvious reasons, it was felt that it was not suitable for public issue and should be kept private. The title page carries a note to this effect, but underneath that note is a handwritten addition indicating that the book was declassified in 1960.