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Originally Posted by chromium2007
You may be refering to Lt  Willy Rosenstein. Goering apparently made anti semetic remarks too him which led to him going to Jasta 40 where he befriended Adolf Auer whose plane was decorated with the Star of David. I think Karl Degelow asked Goering for certain favours regarding Jewish pilots escaping the Nazi's. Rosenstein, with Degelows help escaped, and testified on behalf of Adolf Auer (he stayed in Germany during WW2) in 1949 during Germany's de-nazification period. Its been said that Goering's life was saved in the air on several occasions by Rosenstein. What an irony. |
chromium2007,
You got that right! Talk about the pot calling the kettle black - good gravy, that must have hurt Goering something terrible, to somehow adimit that Perhaps Rosenstein, might have saved his life on occasions. What would uncle Adolph have done, without his # 1 boy.
Good quip though.
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