Sixty-two prisoners, including six captains from British ships which the Admiral Grat Spee had sunk, were released after signing a pledge not to go to sea for the rest of the war. The British captains were released to the British Consul.
"A blatant attempt to exploit the defeat for propaganda purposes," was Dr, Langmann's allegation when he came ashore" "that the majority of @eaths and injuries aboard the German battleship were the result of poison gas used by the British. This was denied in London, and I obtained medical evidence which proves th the claims area deliberate invention."
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