by Alan Ross (Author)
As a very young naval officer at the end of World War II, Alan Ross had the job, with a handful of even younger marines, of delivering a surrendered German U-boat into Russian hands in Tallinn. The German crew were inevitably reluctant to submit to this order, but Ross prevailed and he saved their lives. Almost half a century later, he goes back to Tallinn to complete a strange friendship that had in the interim developed with the U-boat commander. This revisitation of an old memory is the opening of the fourth volume of memoirs of Alan Ross. The earlier books include The Emissary , Coastwise Lights and After Pusan .
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: First edition, first impression
Publisher: The Harvill Press
Published: 08 Jan 1998
ISBN 10: 1860464319
ISBN 13: 9781860464317