British Fleet Destroyed Three German Warships
Lenton reports that on December 8 off the Falkland Islands a British squadron under Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Sturdee destroyed four German vessels under Admiral Count von Spee, the Scharnhorst Gneisenau Leipzig and Dresden. Casualties were minimal with about three British and several Germans killed or missing. two German colliers were captured. Details remain incomplete and names of Sturdee's ships are conjectured.
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Count von Spee
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Good Hope Uni
Monmouth
Milian
Sir Frederick Sturdee
Validand Islands
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Gneisenau
Leipele
Fottom
Nurnburg
Dressen
Sturden
Volkers
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Scharnhorst
Aneisenau
Leipzig
Dresden
Falkland Islands
Winder
Frederick Stunde
Wan
Sturdde
Chillan
Christopher Craildock
Gnéisenau
Sturdee
Kaiser's Condition Reported Down but Still Bedbound
London dispatch from Amsterdam notes a fall in the kaiser's temperature but he remains unable to leave his bed. Headquarters reports reached him yet he is too weak to issue instructions. The item appears in a wartime magazine preview in The World.
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