A report I wrote for extra points in my world history class. I got an A~

The sinking of the Lusitana was a major factor for the American hatred for the Germans in WWI. However, it did not immediately lead to the US jumping into the war.

I relate a strong rumour of an island in the Japanese sea that holds a Nazi settlement from WWII!

The river Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland has been the birthplace of many ships. Ship building used to be a booming trade. Here we will take a look at one of the ships built on the Clyde; the Empress of Britain, first launched in 1930.

From Epics of History: More Prisoners of Eternity.

The sinking of the Lusitania caused outrage around the world. Hundreds of men, women, and children were drowned, murdered, by the beastly Hun. Or was it, after all, a legitimate casualty of war?

In Germany a submarine was called an U-boat, or “Unterseeboot”. At the outbreak of World War One, Germany had 33 of them. With the possibility of rich prizes off the British and Irish coasts and in the Channel, in early 1916 an entire flotilla of 24 U-boats was launched in the North Sea. One of them was the U-65, and from the very beginning there was talk about “jinxes” and “hoodoos”.

The deadly attacks at sea. The peril of the Allies. The secret mission of the German regime.