Red Mutiny: Eleven Fateful Days on the Battleship Potemkin - Softcover

The author of The Perfect Mile describes the 1905 mutiny of more than six hundred Russian Navy sailors against the officers of the Potemkin, the world's most powerful battleship, and the implications of the rebellion in terms of the Russian Revolution, detailing the causes, events, leadership, and aftermath of the mutiny. Reprint.

NEAL BASCOMB is the author of the national bestseller The Perfect Mile, the critically acclaimed Higher, and the award-winning Red Mutiny. A former editor and international journalist, he has also contributed to the New York Times. For Hunting Eichmann, Bascomb tracked down former Nazi soldiers and right-wing radicals in Buenos Aires, traveled to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to meet with legendary Mossad operatives, uncovered an old memoir by Eichmann on his escape from Germany, and interviewed members of the El Al flight crew involved in Eichmann’s transport to Israel, a story that has never been told. He also made numerous archival discoveries, most notably unearthing the passport that Eichmann used to escape Europe, a discovery that made international headlines.