C.B. 04051 (39)
“U-131”
Interrogation of Survivors
February, 1942
https://www.uboatarchive.net/U-131A/U-131INT.htm
00:00 I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
02:40 II. CREW OF “U 131 ”
11:28 III. EARLY HISTORY OF “U 131”
15:12 IV. FIRST AND LAST WAR CRUISE OF “U 131”
21:00 V. SINKING OF “U 131”
29:45 VI. DETAILS OF “U 131″
(i) Engines
(ii) Armament
(iii) Depth Gauges
(iv) Hydroplane Protection
(v) Upper-Deck Torpedo Transport
36:40 VII. U-BOAT BASES
GERMANY
(i) Cuxhaven
(ii) Flensburg
(iii) Gotenhafen
(iv) Kiel
(v) Pillau
(vi) Rendsburg
(vii) Warenhof, near Waren, Mecklenburg
NORWAY
(viii) Bergen
(ix) Haugesund
(x) Horten
(xi) Apenes (Horten Area)
(xii) Kirkenes
(viii) Narvik
(xiv) Ramsundet
(xv) Trondheim
BELGIUM
(xvi) Antwerp
HOLLAND
(xvii) Breda
(xviii) Roosendal
(xix) Rotterdam
(xx) Assen
DENMARK
(xxi) Aalborg
FRANCE
(xxii) St. Nazaire
(xxiii) Lorient
ITALY
(xxiv) Spezia
GREECE
(xxv) Salamis
SPAIN
(xxvi) Vigo
54:51 VIII. MINES AND MINESWEEPING
57:37 IX. OTHER SHIPS
(i) Raider”16”
(ii) Dwarf Boats
(iii) E-Boats (“S-Boote”)
(iv) Patrol Vessels
(v) “Europa” and “Bremen”
(vi) “Scharnhorst”
01:03:46 X. EXPERIENCES IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS
01:10:20 XI. PUNISHMENTS IN THE GERMAN NAVY
01:14:05 XII. MISCELLANEOUS REMARKS