Eagle Days: Life and Death for the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain

[John Vasco]

Chapter 7 read

Early July 1940. Mention of the plans for continuing the war against Britain. Quotes from newspapers like the 'Baruther Anzieger' and 'Briesetal-Bote'. Something from a Luftwaffe soldier based with an airbase company in Quedlingburg. Quotes from residents in Wesseln, near Liel, and Uelzen (page 118). 'A flieger attached to the Luftwaffe Guard Command at Tessenow, Mecklenburg wrote'. These are the things that are in chapter 7. Chapter 7 ends on page 121...

[FalkeEins]

... still have yet to see a copy of Ms Taylor's book in a bookshop. I was in Folkestone - prime BoB location if ever there was one. No sign of it in Waterstones. At the counter though they offered to order a copy in so that I could look at it. No obligation to buy. Which I thought was pretty decent of them. I would expect that the Museum in Hawkinge has a copy...