The Sailing of a Refugee Ship A Little Record of the Voyage of the Principe Di Udine From Genoa to New York in August, Nineteen Fourteen, During the First Days of the European Conflict, Part 640

This is a powerful and poignant account of the journey of the Principe di Udine, one of many refugee ships that crossed the Atlantic during World War I. Author Arno Behnke paints a vivid picture of the unique challenges faced by those escaping the war in Europe, and the courage and resilience of the passengers and crew.

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