The Discovery of the Bismarck: Germany's Greatest Battleship Surrenders Her Secrets

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Using a new system of underwater exploration technology, the author and his team have located the Bismarck off the Atlantic coast of France. From the author of The New York Times bestseller The Discovery of the Titanic, here is the dramatic, first-person account of Ballard's latest historic undersea discovery--the remains of Nazi Germany's legendary sunken battleship, the Bismarck, captured in a spectacular, full-color volume. 400 photographs.
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AuthorRobert Ballard
PublisherWarner
PlaceLondon
Year1990-01-01
ISBN9780340529768
BindingHardcover
ConditionGood
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