The memoirs of Bernhard Rogge, commander of the German raider Atlantis during World War II, are dedicated to two years of continuous voyage, during which the ship carried out independent combat operations on enemy sea lanes, destroying and capturing merchant ships. The book details the conversion of a civilian ship into a well-camouflaged warship, the selection of a crew, and provides the smallest details of all Atlantis operations and information about its trophies. In addition to the fact that the memoirs offered to readers are a valuable military-historical document, it is also an extremely fascinating story, not devoid of naval romance.