Mutiny On Board German Sailing Ship After Female Recruit Plunges 100ft To Her Death -- The Daily Mail
Military chiefs in Germany admitted that naval cadets aboard the country`s most famous sailing ship mutinied when one of their number died in an accident aboard.
The boat was on a round-the-world sailing trip, but the journey was forced to be cut short, causing great embarrassment to the German Navy.
Recruits on the sailing vessel Gorch Fock rebelled when a female cadet called Sarah Schmidt, 25, was killed when she fell 100 feet from the foremast of the ship.
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German navy captain sacked over mutiny -- AFP
Germany investigates alleged Gorch Fock mutiny -- BBC
Claims of mutiny as German naval cadets react to fatality -- Irish Times
Cadet 'mutiny' scuppers German navy's tall ship -- The Independent
Germany Probes Modern-Day Mutiny on High Seas -- AolNews.com
German ministry to probe alleged mutiny -- UPI
Gorch Fock captain relieved of duty -- The Local
German defense minister rejects military cover-up allegations -- Deutsche Welle