Drawing on previously unpublished documentation taken from numerous eyewitness accounts, this narrative tracks the incredable tale of Germany's sole aircraft carrier. A leviathan that could have altered the outcome of World War II, perhaps even making Germany victor long before America had entered into the war. Launched in 1938, and measuring over a quarter of a kilometre in length, the aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin was the largest ship ever built by Nazi Germany. She was to operate the most modern carrier aircraft in the western world, and as such was feared by Great Britain�s Royal Navy. Once on the seabed she lay largely forgotten in post war Europe, until the discovery of her wreck in June 2006,lying deep in the Baltic Sea. The book is written by diving and wreck enthusiast Stephen Burke.