Red Duster White Ensign – The Story of Malta and the Malta Convoys

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Using eye-witness accounts and information gleaned from Admiralty records, this book describes the battles of the hard-fought Malta convoys

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Using eye-witness accounts and information gleaned from Admiralty records, this book describes the battles of the hard-fought Malta convoys

Author=Ian Cameron
Pages=250
Published=1974
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate on front endpaper.generally good condition

Weight 500 g

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