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6 September, 00:39

Why did Germans follow a policy of "unrestricted submarine warfare"

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    It simply benefited them the most. A lot of their navy was geared towards U-boat warfare, so for them to be politically and militarily allowed to go on near-constant submarine raids was very advantageous for them.
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