De schipbreuk van de "Berlin" 21 Februari 1907. Volledig verhaal van de scheepsramp aan den Hoek van Holland

About this book

In the early 20th century, maritime travel faced perilous challenges, culminating in the tragic shipwreck of the steam ferry Berlin near Hoek van Holland. "De schipbreuk van de 'Berlin' 21 Februari 1907" by Jean-Louis Pisuisse meticulously chronicles this disaster, detailing the harrowing events that led to the loss of many lives and the subsequent rescue efforts. With vivid descriptions and poignant survivor accounts, Pisuisse captures the essence of human resilience amid catastrophe. Ideal for historians and maritime enthusiasts, this document not only highlights the dangers of early 20th-century sea voyages but also serves as a reminder of the fragility of life at sea. Explore the depths of this maritime tragedy and the lessons it imparts.

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