Lothar von Richthofen's children's

[Red Baroness]

Yes, Drache - Wolf-Manfred was born 3/25/1922.

I love Saya's album - I got the link from a friend on deviantart. Her ?brother Johann has that impish Richthofen smile of his ancestor.

[DerDrache]

Originally Posted by crankcase

Hey Drache
You are just getting sentimental. It comes with age. I can see that you have your 10th anniversary on the Aerodrome -- congrats!
You joined 4 years before me.
Many years ahead for us both, I hope!
marc

Well thank you sir. I didn't even realize that it had been that long. : )

And Red Baroness - knowing that you have also stumbled across that album makes me feel less like a stalker. =P

[Red Baroness]

Drache - I think it was around the 21st of April that it was sent to me, and then I posted it in my LJ to share it further.

I love going through it, just because of the history in it.

[Lost Airman]

Thanks Tom, I'm so very glad to be here. So much wonderful information. You have no idea how hard it is to find people in the states who still remember WWI and don't ask if you mean WWII I can't believe how many members there are from all over the world.

Lost Airman

[tcrean7828]

Originally Posted by Lost Airman

Thanks Tom, I'm so very glad to be here. So much wonderful information. You have no idea how hard it is to find people in the states who still remember WWI and don't ask if you mean WWII I can't believe how many members there are from all over the world.

Lost Airman

Mate,
Thanks for the complement - many of the members here on the airdrome are historians, authors and have a love of WW1.

tcrean7828
tom

[tcrean7828]

Mates,
To further your search for info on Lothar von Richthofen here is a book about him: Der Kampfflieger Lothar Freiherr von Richthofen by O. Schwedendiet -1938

tcrean7828

tom

[DerDrache]

Originally Posted by tcrean7828

Mates,
To further your search for info on Lothar von Richthofen here is a book about him: Der Kampfflieger Lothar Freiherr von Richthofen by O. Schwedendiet -1938

tcrean7828

tom

... and now I have another rare book to track down. I better get on that. =P

[Lost Airman]

Thanks Tom. I guess I've got a new rare book to track down as well. Guess that's half the fun. I'm working Wolf into the sequel of a manuscript I wrote a few years ago and since I'm having him do things he never did, I must know as much about him as possible to do him both honor and justice. Fantasy is an odd thing, so much non-fiction in the fiction.

Lost Airman

[tcrean7828]

Originally Posted by Lost Airman

Thanks Tom. I guess I've got a new rare book to track down as well. Guess that's half the fun. I'm working Wolf into the sequel of a manuscript I wrote a few years ago and since I'm having him do things he never did, I must know as much about him as possible to do him both honor and justice. Fantasy is an odd thing, so much non-fiction in the fiction.

Lost Airman

Mate,
I am presently finishing up my book on Oblt. Kurt Wolff and hopefully is should be out in the next half a dozen months. All of the information that is contained is as factual as the current research allows. I have gotten behind on my writing and now the publisher is nipping me in the butt to get it completed and published.

I would be interested in reading what you have on Wolff. [email protected] is my address if you want to send me a copy.

tcrean7828

tom

[Lost Airman]

Tom,

The information I've found here exceeds anything I already had, but you're always welcomed to beta-read the novels.

Lost Airman