Interview with Admiral Paul Wenneker, former naval attache to Japan from Germany

The transcript details a conversation about a person's experiences in the diplomatic and medics service, focusing on their command of the Viceland. It highlights a significant encounter with the US ship City of Flint, where the speaker faced legal and ethical dilemmas regarding contraband. The narrative covers the decision-making process, the involvement of a prize crew, and the eventual resolution, with the ship being returned to the United States by Norwegian authorities.

What was the speaker's role in the North Atlantic during the conflict?

• Captain of the Deutschland

• Engineer on the Benzie Boy

• Diplomat in the United States

• Navigator on the City of Flint

What was the main issue with the United States ship City of Flint?

• It was out of fuel

• It was attacked by pirates

• It was lost at sea

• It was carrying contraband

According to international law, what right did the speaker have regarding the City of Flint?

• To commandeer the ship

• To repair the ship

• To sink the ship

• To ignore the ship

What action did the speaker take to ensure the safety of the City of Flint?

• Escorted it to the United States

• Left it adrift

• Sank the ship

• Sent a prize crew on board

Where was the City of Flint eventually sent by the Norwegian authorities?

• Back to the United States

• To a German port

• To a British port

• To a French port