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Re: What is your favourite REAL WW2 aviation book?
I am blushing......... you are too kind. I should add I wrote it, Peter Cornwell helped with advice on the 1940 while Bernd is my co-researcher of many years in Germany. I am please to say that since publication, nobody has come up with new material which disproves what I have written which for me is both pleasing and a relief! BTW 20 Jan 43 is covered in some details from pages 174 to 185 but concentrating on what was a dreadful incident which cost the lives of 38 children, 6 teachers and another 26 civilians close by I felt would have reopened many wounds and memories
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