How one German raider terrorised the southern seas during the First World War
Richard Guilliatt is a journalist and author. Born in the UK, he
was a feature writer at The Age newspaper in Melbourne, Australia,
before moving to New York in 1986 to work as a freelance writer.
His work has appeared in many leading newspapers and magazines. In
2000, he won Australia's highest award for magazine feature
writing, the Walkley Award.
Peter Hohnen was a partner in a prominent Canberra law firm for 20
years. A commander in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve for two
decades, he was posted to Cambridge University in 1999 to study the
law of the sea and the laws of armed conflict as a visiting fellow
at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law. His great-uncle,
Alexander Ross Ainsworth, was chief engineer aboard the steamship
Matunga when it was captured by SMS Wolf in August 1917.
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