The Secrets of the Lusitania

Lusitania's fate of destiny plans to explore a regular ship sunk on the coast of southwestern Ireland on May 7, 1915, killing 1,198 people. "So far, Lusitania may be the most important shipwreck accident that has not been investigated in detail so far," Gregg Bemis said. There are amazing similarities between Lusitania and the Titanic, but it has recently become the subject of major movies, and Bemis said Lusitania is "more interesting and historical story - and you do not have to They did it at the Titanic. "This is a story about US President Woodrow Wilson, Winston Krk.

On 17th April 1915, Lusitania left Liverpool for the 201st Atlantic crossing and arrived in New York on 24th April. A German-American group wants to avoid controversy over U-boat attacks in Lusitania and discuss their concerns with representatives of the German embassy.

On May 7, 1915, the German submarine U - 20 saw the British luxury luxury luster Lusitania on the Irish coast. As the largest passenger ship in the wartime Atlantic transit route of the time, Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk within 20 minutes after the second bomb. Of over 1,900 people on the board, nearly 1,200 people including 128 Americans died. In the summer of 1914 after the outbreak of the First World War in Europe, British blocked the German harbor. In response, Germany deployed an experimental attack submarine called the U-boat in the Atlantic Ocean. In February 1915, the German government declared the waters surrounding the British Isles as a battle area and warned the U boat to sink a ship entering this area without warning. Germany insists Britain infringed the ocean freedom by blockade and proves that unlimited submarine warfare actions are correct.

Germany has never accepted the cause of the failure of Lusitania. The German government maintains a position to sink the ship under the war treaty, but I hope the US will not participate in the war and issue a secret order to the captain of the submarine in order to prevent the large passenger ship from sinking. Nonetheless, as both countries approach war, the Lusitania issue is still a long-standing problem in US-German relations. William Jennings Brian has resigned from the Secretary of State as a protest against the Wilson regime against Lusitania's depression. Brian believes that Wilson's action is too bold and forbids him to board a fighter ship and asks him to take a more gentle attitude. Wilson appoints Robert Lansing as Secretary of State