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This grey commemorative plaque records: Nicholas Monsarrat FRSL Born here 22 March 1910 Died London 8 August 1979 Liet. Commander RNVR in the Battle of the Altlantic; famous seafaring son of Liverpool and author of The Cruel Sea, numerous other novels, short stories and a play Plaque unveiled by Ann Monsarrat 4 May 2003
Nicholas Monsarrat was a Royal Navy lieutenant commander during World War II, notably serving in the Battle of the Atlantic, and a prolific author best known for his novel "The Cruel Sea," which offers a poignant portrayal of naval life during wartime.
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