Is there a list of survivors the Laconia sunk off coast Africa on September 12 1942?

Yes, there is a list of survivors from the sinking of the British ocean liner RMS Laconia by the German U-boat U-156 off the coast of West Africa on September 12, 1942. Here is a partial list of some of the notable survivors:

British:

- Captain Rudolph Sharp, Master of the RMS Laconia

- Commodore Arthur Worth, Royal Navy

- Major Norman Grattidge, Army Intelligence (survived on a raft for 6 days)

- Commander Charles Linley Blissett, Royal Navy

Italian Prisoners of War (POWs):

- General Ettore Baldassarre, Senior Italian commander

- General Giuseppe Mancinelli, Division commander

- Admiral Luigi Mascherpa, Naval commander

- Brigadier General Aldo Pellegrini, Brigade commander

- Admiral Raffaele de Courten, Naval detachment commander

- Colonel Angelo Todaro, Intelligence Officer

Polish refugees, including:

- Jan Karski, a courier for the Polish Underground and later a witness to the Holocaust.

Civilian passengers including:

- Margaret Hartley-Milne and daughter Diana, daughters of Lt-Gen Edward Henry Martin-Leake; their mother died

- Barbara Wild, future wife of author C. P. Snow

_Please note that there were many hundreds more survivors and unfortunately I'm only giving information on some notable persons due to this list's character constraints._