Secrets of conqueror - Stuart Prebble

AN AMAZING BRITISH COLD WAR SECRET

When HMS Conqueror sank the Argentine cruiser Belgrano, it became Britain's most famous submarine - but its secret operations before and after the Falklands War were even more explosive. One dogged journalist discovered the real secrets of the Conqueror, and waited for thirty years to tell the story of its incredible mission.

AN ASTONISHING MILITARY REVELATION

In the course of reporting on the Falklands War, Stuart Prebble discovered a military secret that could have come straight out of a Cold War thriller. Buried under layers of official secrecy for decades, the revelation of what the HMS Conqueror's brave submariners did against the USSR's high-tech fleet is one of the great British military success stories and, through eyewitness accounts and meticulous research, can at last be told.

'The Navy has secrets, the government is lying, the journalists are circling - but this is not thriller fiction by John Le Carré or Frederick Forsyth or Tom Clancy. It's thriller fact, brilliantly retold by one of our finest golden-age journalists.' Lee Child

'The definitive account of the sinking of the Belgrano and its aftermath - and one last mystery solved. Chris Mullin, author of A Very British Coup