Has Eagles over Europe project folded and images beeing sold off?

[John Vasco]

Originally Posted by edwest2

Vagueness is sometimes required. Over time, material is collected, various people are involved, and much behind the scenes work needs to be done.

I have been directly involved in projects that are 10 years old and older. It is best that people outside of those directly involved in a project not hear
anything about it until shortly before actual publication. I work in an industry that is highly reactive to valid criticisms. On a private industry mailing list
of which I am a member, no one posts comments that can be taken the wrong way.


Best,
Ed

That's all well and good, Ed. However, the moot point is that those INSIDE the Project were basically being shut out by others who were 'closer' to the main man!

[Stig Jarlevik]

No I don't wish to escalate the discussion, but (John) I cannot help being curious.

I know it's probably one of the sins of mankind even if not on the top 10 list in the Bible...but your answer makes me even more curious....

With the amount of published work escalating on the year 1940 I had more and more began to feel this enormous work was getting rather bypassed somehow.

What is really lacking (in my files anyhow) is a really good "final" book on the Polish campaign and its aftermath and I would certainly be willing to buy such a book. So perhaps our Polish friends can advise if this is going to happen or not.

And, guys, please don't start WW 3 on this behalf. If there in fact is anything to say, keep to the facts and nothing else, OK?

Cheers
Stig

[edwest2]

Originally Posted by John Vasco

That's all well and good, Ed. However, the moot point is that those INSIDE the Project were basically being shut out by others who were 'closer' to the main man!

I understand but the outside world has no need to know.


Respectfully,
Ed