The War in the North Sea. The Royal Navy and the Imperial German Navy 1914-1918/Война в Северном море. Королевский военно-морской флот и имперский военно-морской флот Германии, 1914-1918

Издание на английском языке
The book examines the naval war in the North Sea between the Royal Navy and the Imperial German Navy during the First World War. It covers pre-war strategy, warship development, major battles such as Heligoland Bight, Dogger Bank and Jutland, submarine warfare, blockade operations, convoys, naval aviation, and the final collapse of the German fleet.

Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Maps
Acknowledgements
Part I Before Jutland
1 British Strategic Planning
2 The Development of the High Seas Fleet
3 Ships
4 Men
5 The First Battle of Heligoland Bight
6 Intelligence
7 Churchill and Fisher
8 The Dogger Bank
9 Balfour and Jackson
10 Scheer Takes Over
11 Eve of Battle
Part II Jutland
12 Enemy In Sight
13 ‘Something Wrong with Our Bloody Ships Today’
14 The Run to the North
15 The Fleets Engage
16 The Second Engagement
17 Night
18 Dawn
19 Aftermath
20 Who Won at Jutland?
21 Lessons
Part III After Jutland
22 The August Sortie
23 Strategic Changes
24 The Submarine Threat
25 The Dover Straits
26 Blockade: the Northern Patrol
27 Tvrwhitt and the Harwich Force
28 New Ships, New Men, New Strategy
29 The Convoy Debate
30 America Enters the War
Part IV The Crisis of the Naval War
31 Admiral Bacon and the Dover Patrol
32 Shake up at the Admiralty
33 The Problem, of the Neutrals
34 Brummer and Bremse
35 The Second Battle of Heligoland Bight
36 The Second Convoy Attack
37 The Submarine Campaign in 1917
38 Keyes
39 Jellicoe’s Dismissal
40 Zeebrugge
41 The Last Sortie of the High Seas Fleet
42 The Development of Naval Aviation
43 Convoys and U-boats
44 Operation Plan No 19
45 Vae Victis
46 Retrospect
Appendices
A The Grand Fleet at Jutland
B The High Seas Fleet at Jutland
C British Casualties
D German Casualties
E Battle ofJutland: Hits on German battleships and battle cruisers (heavy shells) F Battle ofJutland: Hits on British battleships and battle cruisers (heavy shells)
G Admiral Scheer’s Report to the Kaiser of July 4 1916
H First British Comm.uni.que, June 2 1916
J. German Communique, June 2 1916
J Second British Communique, June 5 1916
Notes
Bibliography
Index