Loss of the SS Falaba - 28 March 1915

Loss of the SS Falaba - 28 March 1915

Around 104 people perished when a German U-Boat (UB 28) captured and torpedoed the liner, SS Falaba. The same U-Boat is believed to have sunk the SS Aguila the previous day. Press reports at time reported that after the attack, the submarine crew callously fired on survivors in the water and in lifeboats. This community remembers those who died and some of the survivors.

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  • Born 1884

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Civilian SS Falaba

  • Profile picture for Louisa Tearle

    Born 1878

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Stewardess Mercantile Marine (Merchant Navy)

    Other Empire Force Stewardess Mercantile Marine - S.S. "Falaba"

  • Born 1862

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Master Merchant Navy

    Other Empire Force Master Mercantile Marine (Merchant Navy) - SS Falaba

  • Born 1888

    Died 1915

    British Army Lieutenant Royal Munster Fusiliers attached Gold Coast Police

    British Army Lieutenant Royal Munster Fusiliers

  • Born 1890

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Second Mate Mercantile Marine (Merchant Navy)

    Other Empire Force Second Mate Mercantile Marine SS Falaba

  • Born 1879

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Lieutenant Land Contingent, Nigeria, West Africa

  • Born 1894

    Died 1915

    Other Empire Force Mercantile Marine SS Falaba

    Other Empire Force Trimmer Mercantile Marine (Merchant Navy)

    Other Empire Force Trimmer Indian Merchant Service, SS Falaba

  • Born 1877

    Died 1915

  • Profile picture for William John Worth Nicholas

    Born 1886

    Died 1915

    British Army Second Lieutenant Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment 3rd Battalion

    British Army Second Lieutenant Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment att'd. Nigeria Regiment, West African Frontier Force