Usage of Pervitin

[ju55dk]

Originally Posted by BrianC

Junker

Thanks for nothing! Your response is becoming all too familiar on this Forum.

Brian

If you are too lazy to write in the search field, then do not expect people to help you. Often seen by people who want others to do it for them.
Junker

[Larry deZeng]

Originally Posted by ju55dk

If you are too lazy to write in the search field, then do not expect people to help you. Often seen by people who want others to do it for them.
Junker

Spot on, Jörn, well said. There are more than a few on these forums who have never visited an archive (BNA, NARA, BA-MA, etc.), don't know German, rarely buy any books and then feed off of others who have invested their time and money on these things. Not good.

L.

[BrianC]

Larry

I'm very disappointed with your unrequested response.

I have written more than 30 WWII aviation books. I have over 1,000 aviation books in my library, and over the years have spent many, many weeks all told researching at the TNA. My latest book 'Air War over the Arctic' (imminently due) has taken 10 years of research, together with co-authors, and has involved translating both German and Russian language books and documents.

For one of my earlier books I travelled to Canada, South Africa and Zimbabwe (at my own expense) to interview veterans; I have also interviewed many dozens more on my own soil, and have corresponded with many, many dozens more (sadly, most no longer with us).

So, Larry, I don't need you or anyone else to tell me to "get some in". To do my own research. An apology is anticipated.

Brian