A Hungarian ace passed away
Just got the very sad news from the family: 1st Lieutenant László Máthé passed away yesterday. He ended the war as a squadron commander and an ace with 12 kills. He lived in Argentina after the war and passed away there as well.
May he rest in peace, he was a very brave and tough officer and an excellent fighter pilot. P.S. You can read more about him in my forthcoming Hungarian aces book. |
Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
That´s sad... So you could contact some ones in Argentina. Hope the contacts are being useful for your research.
Hugs, |
Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
Sergio - as I mentioned you long time ago, finally found László Máthé, but unfortunately, I cannot find the family of Lipcsey in Argentina...
See you soon, |
Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
Csaba,
I have a couple of requests with regard to László Máthé. Do you know where in Argentina he died? Do you have an obituary for him, or know where I might obtain one? Even in Spanish. Finally, do you have his date and place of birth? Frank Olynyk. |
Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
He was born on 28 August, 1919, but my book contains not just these basic details, but much-much more about him (and about other aces): details of his kills, including his Liberator with Serial no, unit and even a photo of the wreck, number of sorties, his nicknames, his very detailed military career in four pages, his Hungarian and German awards with the awarding dates etc, etc, etc
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Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
Csaba,
Thanks for the birthdate information. Will your book be in English or Hungarian? Do you have an expected publication date? I look forward to seeing it, regardless of the language. Frank. |
Re: A Hungarian ace passed away
Frank,
The release of the Hungarian edition is October, 2006. Regarding the English version, I don't have contract with a publisher, yet. |
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