And you donīt think that has had "something" to do with the materials situation in Germany at the time ?
So Sir Frank Whittle changed the world for the better and Dr. Joachim Pabst von Ohain didnīt....?
Not really - the German Axial flow engine was too far ahead of achievable production reliability - Frank Whittle was clever enough to know that the centrifugal engine could be made reliable within a reasonable time scale - he was aware of Axial flow !
Even the Allies who had access to exotic alloys etc struggled with axial flow blade design/ reliability for some years after 1945.
In short the Germans tried to run before they could walk with axial flow engines !