Crashed plane on territory of Czechoslovakia

[Michal]

Andreas,

Yes, it is possible to obtain copies. Only you should know what Number of sheet do you want. Unfortunatelly they have not so detailed numbering of papers, so you are able to read, read and read to find out something. But yes, it is possible I will give you catalogue numbers of those documents which I have already overwritten. If you have interest, please, send me private message.

Best

Michal

[edNorth]

Hi Michal

Any Ju 88 in there; can you give ju 88 info via private mail? Most interested are if there are codes also?

cheers+
ed

[Dénes Bernád]

Michal,

It would be much easier to find matching losses if you would list the dates and locations, too.
Do you know if Rumanian and Hungarian airplanes (German types, of course) were also included in the list?

[Michal]

Hallo Bernád,

there is no evidence of "nationality" of planes except some American and one Soviet planes. So, I could not to say you yes or no. But I think Hungarian maybe and I believe Romanian in any case. But only believe. If you know about some Hungarian planes which could crashed on territory of Czechoslovakia, send me date and approximately time and I will search my database.

I have tried to search location of crash of Bf-110 (Lájos Göcsei, István Loys, 6./NJG 102 Ohlau) which sent a radio message from area SW of Pardubice on Dec 5 1944 during night flight but without succes. I have in my databes only one plane crashed nearby Pardubice on that day but around 14 o´clock. On Dec 6 1944 there is an other crashed plane nearby Pardubice but it seems to be one-seat plane.

It seems that this plane did not crash on territory of Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren but my files could be incomplete as well.

Best

Michal