Starting with From Here to Eternity as a teenager, I read everything I could find first on the American and then the British WWII until I was Done with WWII. 40 yrs later I'm handed Dark Voyage, noir as it can be. A Dutch Captain with a ship but no longer any country is drafted into resistance and slowly his crew fills with men with no country, a Polish engineer, a Jewish Doctor, an Egyptian radioman, Greek seamen. Highly recommend.

The book itself is great, but this digital version drops any character with an accent mark. In a book about Europe during WWII, this means lots of words (French, etc.) appear garbled.