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How to Trace a WW2 German Plane Crash?

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20th June 2007, 20:13

FrankieS

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Re: How to Trace a WW2 German Plane Crash?

Hi John !

You could ...

... ask these:
http://www.ova.org.uk/Contact.htm

... find this book:
Sidmouth: The War Years, 1939-1945

... find these books (describe all UK Luftwaffe crashes)
and look up the Index after the locations you give:
The Blitz then and now Vol. 1 to 3

As for the dates:
the Exeter raids are a possibility:
April 23, 1942
April 24, 1942
May 3, 1942

bye then,
FrankieS

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