Published by Air-Britain and will be available before Christmas.
"With the end of the First World War in 1918 and the beginning of punitive reparations, the Inter- Allied Commission of Control began to roam its way far and wide across Europe; its mandate: to seek out and destroy all German aeronautical material and military aviation production facilities.
Focussing specifically on the effect that the Armistice terms and the provisions of the Peace Treaty had on the German aviation industry, Retribution and Recovery details for the first time how many of the wartime military aircraft and post war civil designs found their way to other parts of the world, sometimes by surprising means. A detailed account of all Austro-Hungarian and German aircraft and their fates after WW I. Based on extensive research in German archives."
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http://z-bok.se/catalog.17.html