Battle for the Atlantic

When World War II broke out in 1939, in order to attack British trade routes, the German Imperial War Navy dispatched three Deutschland-class pocket battleships to the Atlantic in August before the outbreak of the war. Compared with British battleships, the Deutschland class is faster and can escape; compared with British cruisers, the Deutschland class has more powerful armor and firepower. The "Admiral Graf Spee" was the most advanced ship of the Deutschland class. From August to November 1939, it was active on the Allied routes in the Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean. Since Britain's only three battlecruisers need to be deployed on the mainland to pay close attention to the German Scharnhorst class battleships, the task of hunting the Deutschland class can only be left to the cruisers. On December 13, 1939, the light cruisers "Ajax" and "Achilles" and the heavy cruiser "Exeter" discovered the "Count Spee" at the mouth of the Rio de la Plata in South America. After a pursuit battle, the "Count Spee" ran out of ammunition and hid in the port of Montevideo in the neutral country of Uruguay. The Uruguayan government tried its best to avoid being involved in the war, and it only had 72 hours left for the "Count Spee". What fate would she and her crew face?