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Katschmarek - roots of the expression
Gentlemen, I guess, an interesting question.
I know two variants: according to the first, the Katscmarek had Polish roots and means friend, buddy accordoing to the other variant, this word is a medieval German and was used originally on the executioner's assistant (maybe my English is not 100% correct but I hope, you understand, what I am trying to say ![]() So, which is the better, why started to use the Luftwaffe slang this expression on the wingman? Thanks in advance, |