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Death of a Cruise Ship by Tom O'Connor
Death of a Cruise Ship by Tom O'Connor
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In February 1986, the cruise ship Mikhail Lermontov, carrying primarily Australian passengers, embarked on what brochures advertised as "the cruise of a lifetime" around New Zealand. This is the story of what happened after the ship struck rocks in the Marlborough Sounds, north of Picton.
Through the voices of passengers, crew and rescuers, this book recounts the events leading up to the disaster, the terrifying moments as the ship sank, and the aftermath. O'Connor examines the political and local intrigue surrounding the event and pieces together the truth behind the sinking, revealing a tale of bravery amid a modern shipwreck. It is a gripping story of a cruise that went horribly wrong, exploring the human experiences and the complex circumstances surrounding the loss of the Mikhail Lermontov.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear)
Softcover
ISBN 0908561695
In February 1986, the cruise ship Mikhail Lermontov, carrying primarily Australian passengers, embarked on what brochures advertised as "the cruise of a lifetime" around New Zealand. This is the story of what happened after the ship struck rocks in the Marlborough Sounds, north of Picton.
Through the voices of passengers, crew and rescuers, this book recounts the events leading up to the disaster, the terrifying moments as the ship sank, and the aftermath. O'Connor examines the political and local intrigue surrounding the event and pieces together the truth behind the sinking, revealing a tale of bravery amid a modern shipwreck. It is a gripping story of a cruise that went horribly wrong, exploring the human experiences and the complex circumstances surrounding the loss of the Mikhail Lermontov.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear)
Softcover
ISBN 0908561695
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