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Who Was Responsible For The Sinking of The Lusitania?

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October 16, 2012

 

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The Lusitania's sister ship, the Mauretania, was converted into a troop transport while the Lusitania was decided to be too cumbersome to be of any real use. This is perhaps why it was used to carry armaments instead of soldiers. The Cunard Line issued two separate manifests for the ship before it left...
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The first listed only the normal supplies such as food, fuel, etc. While the second manifest, issued only shortly before departure, contained a much more detailed report of the ship's actual cargo. The Lusitania was said to have carried nearly 1400 gun cases and 1271 small explosives on its final voyage...
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