Admiral of the Fleet Lord Beatty
- 432 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Compelling narrative of the great British Admiral who took the surrender of the German navy in 1918
Stephen Wentworth Roskill was a distinguished figure in British naval history, whose career in the Royal Navy culminated in his role as the official historian after World War II. Following a medical retirement, he dedicated himself to writing extensively on maritime history. He is primarily remembered today as a prolific author whose works remain essential resources for understanding the British Navy.





Compelling narrative of the great British Admiral who took the surrender of the German navy in 1918
The only comprehensive study of inter-war Anglo-American naval policy
As the official historian of the naval war, Roskill had followed the party line when writing his authorised account of the sinking of submarine U 100, but provoked by exaggerated claims concerning a US Navy capture of a U-boat in 1944, Roskill decided to set the record straight.