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Date
6 Feb 1917
Place
New York City, New York, United States
People
Captain Thomas Ainslie Ensor1878 - 1939
Hans Rose1885 - 1969
Copyright holder
New York Times

Description

New York Times newspaper article relating to the sinking of the SS Housatonic, whose skipper, Captain Thomas A. Ensor, was forced to abandon his ship by German U-boat commander, Kapitänleutnant Hans Rose, who sunk the ship after it was safely evacuated.

Article Text

RELATIONS WITH GERMANY BROKEN OFF
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American Ship Housatonic Sunk, Crew Safe
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MILITIA CALLED OUT; GERMAN SHIPS SEIZED
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First Sinking Reported: London Hears No Warning Was Given Housatonic Off Scilly Islands: 25 Americans on Board: Armed British Steamer Picks Up the Officers and Crew of the Vessel: News Stirs in Washington: But if U-Boat Took Precautions Attack Will Not Be Adequate Cause for Action

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New York Times: This Day In History


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