The warship, the Edinburg _______.

In 1942, a warship, the Edinburgh, was attacked by a
submarine, and as she was trying to take refuge at
the nearest port, she was attacked once more, but
this time by enemy surface ships. She sank, and of
the eight hundred crew, sixty went down with the
ship and her load of four hundred and fıfty bars of
gold. It was not until 1981 that the Edinburgh was
found. A crew of experts recovered four hundred and
thirty-one bars of gold. Half of the gold was theirs,
according to the terms of the deal. The rest went
back to Russia, from where it had left in 1942, and to
Britain, in whose ship it had remained hidden for so
long.