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Tamelander 2009, p. 234.
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Tamelander &
Zetterling 2003, p. 342.
Inman &
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Zetterling &
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Overy &
Wheatcroft 1999, pp. 328–330.
Maingot 1994, p. 52...
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August 2010. Ford, p. 38
Miller p. 38
Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 73
Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 74
Lucas Phillips (1958),
Kindle location 2419. DWR...
- out of a crew of 1,900 were killed,
while Niklas Zetterling and
Michael Tamelander estimated nearly 1,000 deaths.
Siegfried Breyer and
Erich Gröner agree...
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Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 150.
Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 151.
Zetterling &
Tamelander, pp. 151–152.
Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 152. Rohwer, p...
- 000 captured.
Williams wrote that est. 100,000
German troops escaped.
Tamelander estimated that 50,000
German troops were caught, of whom 10,000 were killed...
-
identified the ships, but
failed to
inform Admiral Holland. See
Zetterling &
Tamelander, p. 165. Williamson, pp. 4–5. Koop & Schmolke, p. 9. Busch, p. 10. Gröner...
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Tamelander (2009), p. 251
Bishop (2012), p. 295
Zetterling and
Tamelander (2009), p. 265
Zetterling and
Tamelander (2009), p. 264 Hinsley...
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Tamelander & Zetterling, p. 72.
Fjeld et al., p. 179.
Fjeld et al., p. 180. Lunde...
