HMAS Sydney: 1941 the Analysis (Boolarong Press) by Greg Bathgate

HMAS Sydney: 1941 the Analysis (Boolarong Press) by Greg BathgateSeveral books have been published on the subject of the mysterious disappearance of HMAS Sydney. Some writers have recorded the events from an historical perspective, based purely on the official documents available, some have based their trust in the evidence given by the German survivors, some have conveyed conspiracy and cover up theories and others have developed indirect and interesting sideline stories. The Australian Government's attitude

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