Luftwaffe fighter pilot of World War ll
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Luftwaffe fighter pilot of World War ll
Not long ago, a few years at most, a civic authority in Germany or Austria decided that it was unspeakable to have, as was in fact the case, a grave stone in a local cemetery to mark the resting place of a leading Luftwaffe fighter pilot of World War ll.
That stone was therefore removed abd, as I recall, the pilot's remains moved to an unmarked grave.
Can anyone help me: (a) Who was the pilot? and (b) What was the place?
That stone was therefore removed abd, as I recall, the pilot's remains moved to an unmarked grave.
Can anyone help me: (a) Who was the pilot? and (b) What was the place?
Davaar, you are probably thinking about the outrageous insult bestowed on the Major Walter Nowotny by some Austrian tree-huggers in 2003.
'Nowi' was well-respected by both Allied and Axis aircrew alike.
You can read more at http://www.pprune.org/aviation-histo...r-nowotny.html .
B@stard weeny-greenies....
'Nowi' was well-respected by both Allied and Axis aircrew alike.
You can read more at http://www.pprune.org/aviation-histo...r-nowotny.html .
B@stard weeny-greenies....
Originally Posted by BEagle
Davaar, you are probably thinking about the outrageous insult bestowed on the Major Walter Nowotny by some Austrian tree-huggers in 2003.
Nazi officer to remain at the Vienna Central Cemetery - General News - Austrian Times Online News - English Newspaper
