Just finished the first of eight volumnes about the light cruiser
Saarbrucken that goes back through time and winds up in the year 378 in
the Roman Empire. The first volumne does a great job introducing the
concept and the major players. Looking forward to reading the other
volumnes.

> dachshunddad
>
> Just finished the first of eight volumnes about the light cruiser
> Saarbrucken that goes back through time and winds up in the year 378 in
> the Roman Empire. The first volumne does a great job introducing the
> concept and the major players. Looking forward to reading the other
> volumnes.

EIGHT volumes? Still, looking at the Amazon page for the book, it sounds
like an interesting story but there are lots of complaints that the German
to English translation is for shit.

https://www.amazon.com/Emperors-Men-1-Arrival/dp/3864023726#customerReviews

"Shortly before the First World War, the German light cruiser Saarbrücken
leaves the port of Wilhelmshaven to make its last big journey before being
decommissioned. But near Portugal the old ship encounters a mysterious
phenomenon, and the crew unexpectedly finds itself in the Mediterranean,
1500 years in the past, at a historical moment: It’s the year 378, the beginning
of the end of the Western Roman Empire, the start of Völkerwanderung… the
crew of the Saarbrücken decides that to survive they must make friends of
the Romans. They had been the Kaiser’s men in the 20th century, and now,
in the past, another emperor might need their services…"