Following is a listing of bibliographic links. The number within brackets (#) is hot-linked within the text. Numbers which are not 'hot-linked' refer to non-Internet reference sources such as books, encyclopedias, journals, periodicals etc. This table may be used as a reference to all links within the featured page.

[ Note 5 Feb 2003 ] All links are presently being checked. Many sites are no longer active while new ones have been discovered. Check back soon for the updated listing.

(2) The Hipper at the scene sails past the torpedoed liner Wilhelm Gustloff.

(4) Gustloff ref. U-boot U-Boot S 13 (Kap. Alexander Marinesko)

(13) Doenitz Grossadmiral Karl Dönitz and the Nuremberg Trial

(14) Sotaveteraani Krigsveteranen. Tarkastettu Levikki 94 352 Helmikuun 11. paivana 1998 Page 24 Title: Kuljetusalus Goyan tuho - uhreja nelinkertaisesti Titaniciin verrattuna. Articles on Cap Arcona, Thielbekin, Wilhelm Gustloff, Steuben.

(15) Maritime Disasters of WW II A most interesting site. To quote the author: "To all those interested in the Naval War of 1939-1945, this list details the fate of some 80 of the 'Big Ships', the Battleships, Cruisers, Aircraft Carriers and the civilian luxury liners, some pressed into service as troop transports." A must 'bookmark' site indeed.

(19) Appendix to the book 'The dentist of Aushwitz'

(22) General Steuben Sinking report (in German)

(29) Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff Karl Hoffman testimonia

(31) The Queen Mary Official Homepage

(32) Fateful Voyage of Lusitania Shortly after noon on a drizzly spring day in 1915, the Cunard liner Lusitania backed slowly away from Pier 54 on New York's Lower West Side. It was Lusitania's 202nd Atlantic crossing, and as usual the luxury liner's sailing attracted a crowd.

(33) Monsters of the Sea They roamed the oceans with the ferocity of a great white, but their majesty was unmatched by all the splendor of ancient Rome. Their time has come and gone but they willl forever be the true Monsters of the Sea.

(34) Ships of StateThe golden era of the transatlantic liner, never before has such majesty and splendor taken to sea. As ships grew larger with time, the luxury and opulence for which they become synonymous grew in proportion.

(35) Biggest U-Boat Victims Ships of approximately 20,000 GRT and more sunk by German U-boats during the Second World War

(36) The Lusitania medaillon One of the most famous commemorative medals in the Art Department's collection is Karl Goetz's 'Lusitania Medallion'. It was privately issued in Germany to mark the circumstances of the sinking of the Cunard liner RSM Lusitania in May 1915.

(37) Lost Liners Join Dr. Bob Ballard on a tour of the greatest lost liners in maritime history.

(39) Lusitania new site on the Lusitania.

(40) Lusitania Contains good photographs.

(42) Ships Lost Canadian-Registered Merchant Ships Lost by Enemy Action. A great source of data.

(43) Lusitania Homepage Good set of related links.

(44) World War I Document Archives

(47) A Guide to the good war Archived

(51) Rescue operations in the Baltic in 1945. (in German)

(55) Discovery Channel The Empress of Ireland Sinking

(138) The Wrecks south of Nynäshamn The Nynäshamn archipelago – an underwater archaeology open air museum. This most interesting site includes several maps.

(139) Soviet Submarine S 7 Great site with several links to the S 7 sub.

Book/Video Sources - Including Rare Titles

(6) Book sourceRecent Books Selected Titles from a List Compiled by James Ehrman

(28) Hard to find books Source

(50) Film/Video "Nacht fiel ueber Gotenhafen" (Night fell over Gotenhafen) which was made in 1959 in Germany.

Text references - Books - Magazines - Encyclopedias etc

(100) Chronology of World War II by Argyle, Christopher. New York: Exeter Books, 1980

(101) Historical Encyclopedia of World War II. by Baudot, Bernard, Brugmans, etc. New York: Greenwich House, 1977

(102) German Home Front, 1939-45 by Charman, Terry. New York: Philosophical Library, 1989 Dabney, 3/96,

(103) AMST-319 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AND THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR, 1942 - 1950 PRIMARY SOURCES US Department of State, Foreign Relations of the United States, 1942-1950. Henry Stimson (Secretary of War), New York Times. Cordell...

(104) History of World War II - Armed Services Memorial Edition 1945/1946 by Ann Woodward Miller

(105) Day the War Ended: May 8, 1945. by Gilbert, Martin. New York: Holt, 1995

(106) The Last 100 Days - by John Toland - Random House. New York

(106) Steel Ships, Iron Crosses, and Refugees: German Navy in the Baltic. Greenwood, 1989

(107) German Minorities and the Third Reich: Ethnic Germans of East Prussia by Komjathy, Anthony. New York: Holmes, 1980

(108) Japanese Occupation of the Philippines: Leyte, 1941-1945. by Lear, Elmer. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1961

(109) Neither Friend nor Foe: European Neutrals in WWII. by Packard, Jerrold. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1992

(110) German Resistance: Carl Goerdeler's Struggle against Tyranny. by Ritter, Gerhard. New York: Praeger, 1958

(111) War, Nationalism, and Peasants: Java under the Japanese Occupation. by Sato, Shigeru. Armonk, NY: ME Sharpe, 1994

(112) European Population Transfers, 1939-1945. by Schechtman, Joseph B. New York: Oxford University Press, 1946

(113) The Damned Don't Drown: The Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff by Arthur V. Sellwood

(114) Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. by Shirer, William. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960

(115) History of the Second World War: Problems of Social Policy. by Richard M.Titmuss, London: HMSO, 1950

(116) Burma: Japanese Military Administration. by Trager, Frank N. University of Pennsylvania, 1971

(117) United States Army in the Occupation of Germany, US Army. 1944-1946. Washington, DC: GPO, 1975

(118) German Resistance against Hitler. by von Klemperer, Klemens. London: Oxford University Press, 1992

(119) World at Arms: A Global History of World War II. by Weinberg, Gerhard. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994

(120) Russia at War, 1941-1945. by Werth, Alexander. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1964

(121) Gustloff The Gustloff story. In PDF format.

[123) Nazi Rule in Poland, 1939-1945. by Cyprian, Tadeusz.1961Kisselburg, 2/96

(124) Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto, 1941-1944. by Dobroszycki, Lucjan (editor). New Haven: Yale U Press, 1984 Kisselburg,

(125) German Resistance to Hitler. by Graml, Hermann et al. Berkeley: California UP, 1970

(126) Nordic and Baltic wrecks

(129)Japanese Warship names - no longer online

(131) "Die Cap-Schnelldampfer der Hamburg-Süd", by Arnold Kludas, publisher: Koehlers Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Hamburg, Germany, 1996 ISBN 3 - 7822 - 0655 - X

(132)Schön, Heinz: Die Gustloff-Katastrophe (1994) Bericht eines Überlebenden über die größte Schiffskatastrophe im Zweiten Weltkrieg (Account of a survivor about the worst maritime disaster in WW II) Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag, Postfach 10 37 43, 70032 Stuttgart, Germany 516 pages, 350 pictures - ISBN 3-613-01027-5;This is the Wilhelm Gustloff's "A Night to Remember"! - 516 close-printed pages, full of details. 431 of them contain the whole story. The rest includes documents, accounts, lists of dead and missing military personnel, an incomplete survivor's list, and a huge bibliography.

(133) Schön, Heinz: Flucht über die Ostsee 1944/45 im Bild (1985) Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart (see above)332 pages, 709 pictures. - ISBN 3-613-01061-5; A photographical report on the evacuation operations and disasters taking place on the Baltic 1944/45. Including a "Baltic War Diary", it contains photos of ships and hundreds of passport and portrait photos of survivors.

(134) Schön, Heinz: Ostsee 45 - Menschen, Schiffe, Schicksale (1992) Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart (see above)698 pages, 200 pictures. - ISBN 3-87943-856-0 A documentary on the escape from East Prussia across the Baltic, with accounts about refugees, ships, crews, and their fate.

(135) Schön, Heinz: Die letzten Kriegstage - Ostseehäfen 1945 (1995) Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart (see above)384 pages, 279 pictures. - ISBN 3-613-01654-0 A documentary about the final days of WW II in the Baltic harbours Memel, Kolberg, Hela, Stettin, Stralsund, Wismar, Rostock, Lübeck, Flensburg.

(136) Schön, Heinz: Letzter Fluchtweg Ostsee - Die größte Rettungsaktion der Seegeschichte (Last escape route: Baltic Sea - The greatest rescue operation in naval history) Publisher: Arndt-Verlag, Germany, 1997 Attention!: VHS PAL Video! German. 50 Min. - ISBN 3-88741-234-6

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