Dostler fallen
August 21, 1917
Dostler down
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August 21, 1917
Dostler down
August 19, 1917
"On 19 August, General Ludendorff comes to visit to see the most daring pilots in the German army and to shake their hands. He can also take this opportunity to see the n...
August 18, 1917
"And on 18 August at 8 o'clock in the morning, bombs thunder again, they don't hurt anyone. On this day, a telegram arrives from the commanding general of the air force,...
August 17, 1917
Celebration 200th victory of Jasta 11
August 16, 1917
"And on 16 August, Rittmeister von Richthofen takes off again. At 7.55 in the morning he sends his 58th opponent burning into the funnels south-west of Houthulsterwald. I...
August 11, 1917
"The day has started unpleasantly and continues unpleasantly. At 10.15 an enemy squadron is reported by the air defence officers, but it has already crossed the German li...
July 25, 1917
MvR resumes command of JG I
July 22, 1917
"These days, the cavalry captain's patience is at an end. He doesn't need to tantalise the ‘delicate little flower’ for long. The two have had enough. Last night, as ever...
July 18, 1917
Headaches
July 6, 1917
"In the afternoon, Bodenschatz, Dostler, Doering and Wolff pile into a car and drive there. ‘You can't speak to Mr Rittmeister,’ says the nurse. ‘Why not?’ all four shout...
July 6, 1917
MvR wounded
July 2, 1917
JG I conference
July 14, 1917
Victory 57 - acknowledgement
July 2, 1917
Victory 57 - witness reports
July 2, 1917
‘The next morning at the crack of dawn, a field grey car left Cambrai in the direction of Kortryk and around noon that day, 2 July 1917, the new adjutant of Fighter Squad...
July 1, 1917
‘At the end of June 1917, an orderly burst excitedly into the soup that had just been placed on the table for the gentlemen of the Boelcke hunting squadron in a château n...
April 23, 1918
Abwurf der Todesmeldung durch englische Flieger hinter der deutschen Front
May 2, 1918
Trauerfeier für Manfred
April 24, 1918
Telegramm von der Kaiserin
April 23, 1918
Grauenvoller Tag, furchtbarster Tag leines Lebens.
April 22, 1918
Manfred lebend in englischer Gefangenschaft
April 20, 1918
‘The phone went. The ever so friendly, obliging editors of the ‘Rundschau’ announced that Manfred had defeated his seventy-ninth and eightieth opponent. A great and joyfu...
March 28, 1918
Glückwunschtelegramm
March 16, 1918
Lothar verwundet