IN THE CIRCLE OF U-BOATS VOLUME 5 - COLLECTION OF WAR STORIES

Transport yourself to the fascinating world of underwater battles and heroic deeds with the fifth volume of the "In the Circle of U-boats" series. This unique collection of three stories takes you on a journey to the times of World War I, where German submarines spread fear on the seas and oceans. Discover the fates of brave commanders and their crews who faced dangers and challenges in the depths.

• Three captivating stories set in the realities of World War I.
• Authentic accounts of life aboard U-boats.
• Fascinating stories about heroism, sacrifice and the struggle for survival.
• Engaging reading for history and military enthusiasts.
• Ideal gift for any fan of war literature.

Volume 5 of the "In the Circle of U-boats" series is a collection of stories by three outstanding figures associated with the German Navy. Freiherr Georg-Gunter von Fordter, commander of U-28, shares his memories from the years 1915-1916, when he sank 26 Allied units and damaged two more. His most notorious act was the sinking of the British passenger ship Falaba, on board which the first American in this war died.

Paul Konig, commander of the first underwater merchant ship Deutchland, tells of his pioneering voyage to America, which aimed to break the naval blockade and deliver valuable raw materials to Germany. His account is a fascinating story of innovation, determination and risk.

Baron Edgar von Spiegiel von und zu Peckelheim, author of a bestselling story from 1916, takes us into the world of underwater operations and tactics, showing the realities of life aboard a U-boat and the psychological aspects of submarine warfare. His story is an insightful study of human nature in extreme conditions.

The book, published by Finna Oficyna Wydawnicza in 2025, has 32 pages and a format of 148x215 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and storage. Immerse yourself in the world of U-boats and experience unforgettable moments with this unique collection of stories!