Miracle at Sea : The Sinking of the Zamzam

In 1941, before America was at war with Germany, a German raider sunk the Egyptian liner Zamzam in the South Atlantic. On board of the vessel were more than 120 American missionaries, among them Mrs. Lillian Danielson and her six children. Eleanor, who was then only nine years old, presents a detailed account of the familyb s departure from America, the catastrophe, and the distressing and arduous voyage back to safety.

Preface	p. 9
Acknowledgments	p. 11
The Big Question	p. 13
Night of Pondering	p. 17
No Time to Waste	p. 20
Leaving Lindsborg	p. 26
Journey to New York	p. 30
Farewell to America	p. 34
Life on the Zamzam	p. 38
Blackout	p. 43
Next Stop: Capetown	p. 46
Scares at Sea	p. 49
"Kiddies, Be Brave"	p. 54
In the Deep Ocean	p. 60
Rescued by the Raider	p. 64
God's Saving Hand	p. 70
Aboard the Prison Ship	p. 78
In Search of Clothing	p. 83
Rendezvous with the Raider	p. 86
Coping and Caring	p. 89
Running the British Blockade	p. 94
Hallelujabs and Heartacbes	p. 98
Biarritz	p. 101
Free at Last!	p. 108
Welcome Home	p. 112
Saved to Serve	p. 118
Reunited	p. 122
Epilogue	p. 125
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Miracle at Sea : The Sinking of the Zamzam and Our Family's Rescue

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