From Admiral to Cabin Boy (Domvile and his internment under Reg. 18B)
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"AUTHOR’S NOTE. This book was finished in 1943, but publication was delayed for several reasons, some obvious. B .D." Singerman #0706. "Domvile, a retired admiral of the British Navy, was imprisoned under the 18B regulations in 1940 for his pro-German sympathies. He regards his detention as an example of gentile persecution at the hands of 'Judmas', or the 'Judaeo—Masonic combination'. The cause of World War II is said to be the ability of 'Judmas 'to instill its hatred of Germany into British warmongering at the highest levels of government. Foreword by Cuthbert Reavely." FOREWORD. PREFACE. PROLOGUE (I to IV). SCENARIO (I to LXXXI). EPILOGUE (I to XXI).
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