and their captains passengers and crew; it will be especially interesting to those who have a passion for things nautical. Passenger Liners from Germany, 1816-1990 Passenger Liners from Germany, 1816-1990 Author: [Not specified] Publication Date: 20000 Pages: 300 Illustrations: Largely detailed illustrations Genre: Non-fiction, Maritime History Summary: This book provides a comprehensive overview of the development of German passenger ships from the early paddle steamers on rivers and lakes to the luxurious high-speed steamers of the pre-World War I era, including the technological advancements, interior decor, and the lives of the crew and passengers. The text is accompanied by over 300 large-size illustrations, many of which have never been published before. Review: Passenger Liners from Germany, 1816-1990 is an invaluable resource for anyone with a passion for maritime history and technology. The book offers a detailed account of the evolution of German passenger ships, showcasing the technical specifications, historical context, and human experiences that shaped the industry. The authors masterfully weave together the narrative of technological progress, social changes, and human endeavors to create a captivating tale of innovation and adaptation. The book begins with the early days of steam navigation on German waterways, providing a glimpse into the humble beginnings of this revolutionary technology. The authors then delve into the development of ocean liners, exploring how these vessels transformed travel and commerce between Europe and the Americas.

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