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RAF Typhoons punch through the clouds above Lübeck Bay. Their orders are urgent: sink the German liner fleeing north. It is May 1945, and intelligence indicates the Nazi high command is escaping to Norway in a desperate effort to prolong the war.

These RAF pilots will put an end to that nonsense.
There it is.

Impossible to miss, 700 feet long, SS Cap Arcona, making for the Skagerrak. They arm their rockets. Line up their sights.

Elsewhere, Dr. Hans Arnoldsson of the Swedish Red Cross slams open the door to a command briefing, face pale, voice cracking.
The liner isn't filled with SS officers or Nazi brass. It is packed, deck to hold, with over 5,000 prisoners evacuated from the Neuengamme concentration camp.

And the Typhoons are about to sink her.