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1st January 2009, 21:47
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Re: German pilots in Korea War?
Have you read, what I written? That particular pilot was a true volunteer, not a forced one. Behind the iron curtain, there was only one sided propaganda, so such requests were not so rare. And showing some keen foreign volunteers in newsreels would have been a ture propaganda victory in every conflicts, especially, if the UN fights in the other side...
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