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11 November 1999, 02:17 PM
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After the Armistice, Hermann Göring followed orders to surrender his Jagdgeschweder by flying to a certain city in Germany. However, he added a twist: he instucted his pilots to land and destroy their planes. Where did this happen?
a. Asschaffenberg b. Berlin c. Darmstadt d. Koblenz |
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11 November 1999, 11:24 PM
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On Goering's order the wing smashed their aircraft at Darmstadt. - "Marshall Without Glory" - The toubled life of Hermann Göring by Ewan Butler & Gordon Young -"Eagles of the Third Reich" by Samuel Mitcham. Phil. http://club.euronet.be/philippe.saintes/asduciel.htm |
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