. Many years since I read it so now it is obviously the time to do it again - the first introductury chapter was rather pompous but it will be interesting to read some of his own notices later on.Richthofen's own book
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Richthofen's own book
Speaking of books and being an avid military historian since childhood, I went through my rather extensive library as I knew I had some books on flying - et voila! In a corner of the WW I section there was Richthofen's "Der Rote Kampfflieger" in the 3rd release dated 1933. With a foreword by Hermann G and a dustcover note by a certain Bohemian Corporal . Many years since I read it so now it is obviously the time to do it again - the first introductury chapter was rather pompous but it will be interesting to read some of his own notices later on.
. Many years since I read it so now it is obviously the time to do it again - the first introductury chapter was rather pompous but it will be interesting to read some of his own notices later on.Last bumped by Anonymous on 10 Jun 2020, 15:41.