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23rd October 2016, 21:18
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Re: From a Soviet Archive - crashed german aircraft...
Thanks Sidney for your info - march/april 1943 and Stalingrad do sound correct, even with my threadbare knowledge of the russian language, and the documents are from the shown German/Soviet archives.
Most of the documents we see there are indeed german ones, taken to Russia and translated - but some, like the scanned document and others are, IMV, original russian that somehow ended up in those special archives...so, no german text is available in those cases...sorry to say... Hans k 
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24th October 2016, 11:17
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Re: From a Soviet Archive - crashed german aircraft...
Hello,
these have all been translated and linked to German loss records (a majority - those with too few identificators naturally not when only parts of aircraft were found). Regards, Andreas B
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Ahhh... but I have seen the holy grail! And it is painted RLM 76 all over with a large Mickey Mouse on the side, there is a familiar pilot in front of it and it has an Erla Haube!
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