Essential Information
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National Maritime Museum
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22 Jul 2014
- The flight of the Goeben and the Breslau: an episode in naval history 1921, Milne, A Berkeley, Sir.
- Two lone ships : Goeben and Breslau 1931, Kopp, Georg.
- The escape of the Goeben : prelude to Gallipoli 1974, McLaughlin, Redmond.
- The hunters and the hunted 2012, Perrett, Bryan.
- The ship that changed the world : the escape of the Goeben to the Dardanelles in 1914 1985, Van der Vat, Dan.
- KEL/13 – Includes a German account of the GOEBEN and BRESLAU.
- LIM/16 - An Account by an Italian of the Escape of the German Men-of-War "Goeben" and "Breslau" into the Dardanelles in Aug 1914 copied from the manuscripts at Malta, Jan 1916.
- MLN/207/1 - Mediterranean Station, GOEBEN-BRESLAU Case Papers, 1914-20: copies of correspondence and reports, 20 Aug 1914-29 Aug 1914, between Milne and the Admiralty
- MLN/209/7 - Folder containing various letters written to Admiral Sir Archibald Berkeley Milne in 1914 concerning activities in the Mediterranean fleet. Also contains official letters from the admiralty concerning his failure to bring the German ships GOEBEN and BRESLAU to battle dated 24-27 August 1914, also includes a letter from Churchill informing him that he would now not be taking command of the NORE to which his appointment had previously been announced publicly.
- MLN/209/21 - Folder of telegrams marked "Volume 1" relating to the outbreak of the First World War and the GOEBEN, BRESLAU incident and Milne's other activities at the beginning of the war.