[arnaud]

Dear Mr Many Souffan,

I thank you very much for those informations. I deeply regret you haven't seen those originals documents giving details of Henschel 126 losses on 14th May 1940. You don't know neither references of those documents... What a pity ?

But I am still looking for those originals documents until I have them in hands. You said that there are in Bundesarchiv... Well... Don't worry, those documents are publics and free to be seen... I don't understand your fear :

"I don’t know the references, because the German searcher who had given to me these infos wanted to stay anonymous, but his work is known, his names is on the cover on some best sellers that everyone know. When he began this work, there was the Berlin wall yet. So I respect what he asks to me to not give his name."

The Berlin wall fell 20 years ago. So all those people in Germany are now free to speak... I am sure this historian will be pleased to help me in my researches. He could be also a friend...

I repeat. Those documents stored in Bundesarchiv are frees, publics. There is no secret... Everyone could go to Bundesarchiv to have a look on every document... If this historian want to be still anonymous after all those years. Well... I don't understand that... But here we are ! What a big deal... But ask him references, I will go to Freiburg right away to visit the Bundesarchiv...

Is this historian M. Heinrich Weiss who sadly died some years ago ?

Yours sincerely

Arnaud Gillet