Weird. But, on topic. I suppose. > From: Noelle <noelle> > Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2018 07:34:20 -0700 (PDT) > > ?? > > > From: Meetup Messages <http://www.meetup.com/~messages> > > Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2018 08:40:57 +0000 (UTC) > > > > ~~~ Respond by replying directly to this email ~~~ > > New messages from Doug Sherman: > > > > Doug Sherman: DEAD WAKE BY ERIK LARSON > > > > 1. What sort of captain was Turner and what sort of ship was the Lusitania > > and why was it not running at top speed? > > 2. What was life like on U-20 and what sort of captain was Schwieger. What > > was his mission or was it even clear? > > 3. What was the significance of Room 40. For those that know of Alan Turing > > how did the German codes of WW1 differ from the Enigma code of WW2? How come > > they did not use this information to warn the Lusitania? > > 4. Was the president concerned about the sinking of ships before May 1915 or > > just too smitten with Edith Galt? > > 5. What did the passengers think of the danger of U-boats when they boarded > > the Lusitania despite the official German warning? Would anyone today take > > that risk? > > 6. Which of the many passengers stood out in your mind? > > 7. The dilemma for Germany was that Britain was completely blockading > > Germany. But Germanyâ??s response by sinking of ships was viewed by neutrals > > as much worse. Did the Lusitania carrying munitions was it a legitimate > > target? > > 8. Why was there no naval escort and unclear warnings about the U-Boats and > > the appropriate course of action? > > 9. Were the passengers adequately prepared for a U-boat attack or even for > > the ship sinking from any cause? > > 10. At Kinsdale Head why did Captain Turner turn the Lusitania to starboard( > > the right)? This of course was a fatal move! > > 11. What was the cause of the 2nd explosion that the admiralty and > > Churchill said was due to a 2nd torpedo. > > 12. How did the Lusitaniaâ??s sinking and the fate of passengers compare > > with that of the Titanic? The time after impact was portrayed to be quite > > horrific? > > 13. The Admiralty tried to blame Turner but instead just concluded it was > > the fault only of Germany. Who should share the blameâ?¦The admiralty, > > Turner, Cunard. Was it â??gross negligenceâ?? or a conspiracy with Churchill > > involved! > > 14. What was Wilsonâ??s response to the sinking and what was the feeling of > > the American public? Why did the US not go to war in May of 1915? How did > > Germany respond? > > 15. What was the last blunder? Though the US did not enter the war for two > > years how did this sinking lead to the US entering the war on the allied > > side? > > 16. The author said it was a maritime thriller that was true! Do you agree? > > And why no illustrations? (July 17, 2018 4:37 AM)