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"EML Lembit is one of the two Kalev class mine-laying submarines of the Republic of Estonia launched in 1936 at Vickers and Armstrongs Ltd. in England. Her twin sister Kalev was sunk in October 1941. The Lembit is the only surviving warship of the pre-war Estonian Navy and in the Baltic countries. Estonia is a maritime nation and as every country with a long coastline has to defend and safeguard its territorial waters. With due regard to the experiences of World War I the submarines found their proper application in pre-World War II Estonian Navy. The collection organised by the Submarine Fleet Foundation in May 1933 developed into one of the most successful undertakings among the similar events demonstrating a nation-wide determination to defend one’s country. In the course of building and testing two submarines the Estonian crews got a top level naval training of the time in England in 1935-1937. In the period of 1937-1940 the submarines Lembit and Kalev were the most imposing naval vessels of the Estonian Navy. Their non-interference upon the annexation of Estonia by the USSR was a political decision made irrespective of the will of the navy." (from Wikipedia) The book is illustrated with one map and 43 photos. NB! As the book was published during Soviet time, it's also focused mostly on that period of time. Published in Estonia, 1987. Size of book ca 14x21cm, 72 pages, softcover. Used book in good condition.
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