A Nation of Fliers

Peter A. Fritzsche

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Aviation History and Innovations World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Military history and social perspectives

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From huge, fragile airships hanging in the sky to dashing young war pilots obsessed with death and destruction, this text describes Germany’s perilous romance with aviation, covering the bright idealism of flight and its darker service in total war.

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