Until 1997, U.S., German and English war historians assumed that the German submarine U-869 went down near Gibraltar in February, 1945. In 1991, however, professional diver John Chatteron discovered a Nazi sub 60 miles off the coast of New Jersey--a sub that wasn't supposed to be there, according to both U.S. and German records. Chatteron and a number of diving buddies spent the next six years diving on the wreck, in an attempt to uncover the identity of the mystery U-boat. Three divers would die during the endeavor, but the team persisted each summer, until they finally proved that they'd found, to everyone's surprise, U-869--a long way from the waters off Morocco. Originally airing on the critically acclaimed NOVA, this winning mix of history, mystery and adventure offers up a nifty undersea yarn, fleshed out to include a substantial history of submarine warfare in the Atlantic during both World Wars. Highly recommended. Editor's Choice. Aud: J, H, C, P. (P. Van Vleck)
Hitler's Lost Sub
(1999) 120 min. $19.95. WGBH Boston Video. PPR. Color cover. Closed captioned. ISBN: 1-57807-566-1. Vol. 16, Issue 2
Hitler's Lost Sub
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