Germany and Britain clash over freedom of the seas
North German Lloyd chief Philip Heineken warns that Britain’s victory could threaten German shipping and turn the seas into a weapon. He outlines losses, wartime priorities, and a future rebuilt fleet while arguing for the long term defense of commerce and neutral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Lloyd
Meechert Marine
Great
Tritain
Germany
Phiilip Heinekin
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Hambure-American Line
Haim
Jeading Genine
Heineken
Kaleer
Liond
Bremen
Tioyd
Orlock
Lidloyd
Firethind
Binginn
Sears
Kerr Heineken
North G Lloyd Steamsie Company
Hrenehaven
England
Compur
Alesandrie
Australia
Ania
Anbiber
AuerAd
New York Harbor
Hoboken
Hiver Street
Boalness
Herre
America
Buennesa
Columbus
Windenburg
Colum
Dantzig
Baltic
Kremen
Acta
Wae
Couren
Firma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pegland
New York
Kaber
Jler. Heineken
Newt
Hier Heineken
Freedom of the
Methie
Hetpeken
Europe
London
Rogland
lHaglend
Maglard Hue
Beck
France
Nea
Heer
Horlick
Cheyenne
MATS
Bunday
Scribers
Kelley Mercantile Company
Gleason Mercantile Company
Bands Drug Company
Wasserman’'S Shoe Store
the State Leader
Miss
Mia
Campaign Dept
Maxwell
Gleason's
Rogers
Mitted
Kelley Mere, Co
Gleason Mere, Co
Sands
Wasserman’s
the Leader