Luftwaffe Losses in Austria booklet

[Simon Schatz]

Hi folkls,

because of the huge demands on infos about the book I decided to share it with all of you.
The booklet was published by my good friend Martin Handig (Ju 388 published by Aviatic) and his father Hans end 2005.

The softcoverbook has 164 pages and is in A4 landscape format.

Book starts with a introduction and notes on the used sources.

2. Part is a 115 !! pages long list of losses in Austria. (Don't ask me how many losses!)
They consists of: date, unit, Luftflotte, place, cause, aircraft type, W.Nr and tactical code, damage in %, crew and their fate, and source

3. Part is a picture section with 84 most unpublished pictures on planes with Austria context.

Booklet is completed by 2 colourprofiles (He 162 M34 and a Fw 190 A-9) I have done.


Here all necessary data:

öfh nachrichten Sonderband 30
Verluste der deutschen Luftwaffe in Österreich
September 1943 bis Mai 1945

Losses of the Luftwaffe in Austria
September 1943 to May 1945

Hans Handig und Mag. Martin Handig
ÖFH Österreichische Flugzeug Historiker

ISBN 3-200-00543-2

I have attached a preview of the cover and a order form. I'm sorry but ÖFH has no email. So if you want to order you have to write a classic letter on paper to W. Schroeder (adress see order form).

Nice Greetings from Vienna,
Simon

[Jim P.]

Do they accept Pay Pal or will the book be available through outlets such as Christian Schmidt?

[Dénes Bernád]

Thanks for pointing out the book to us.

Well, it looks like I will have to send cash in an envelope (35 USD).

[George Hopp]

If you need Euros, Dénes, just go to your local bank branch. If they don't have them on hand, they can have them for you the next day.

[Dénes Bernád]

That is correct, George; however, they charge about 5 dollars banking fee. Therefore, I'd be better off if I'd send dollars, cash, and assume te risk (unless they accept PayPal).

[kaki3152]

How much is the cost in US Dollars with postage to the US included?

BTW, I usually send cold cash in a registered envelope with enough paper to camouflage. None have failed to arrive so far.

Carlos