Under a Bomber's Moon: The true story of two airmen at war over Germany - Brossura

Harris, Stephen

Brossura

ISBN 10: 1458756971 ISBN 13: 9781458756978

Casa editrice: ReadHowYouWant, 2012

Riassunto

They were the best of enemies dedicated, skilled and deadly. In the night skies above wartime Germany an RAF navigator-bomber from New Zealand and a Luftwaffe pilot seek out their targets, testing the gap between success and their own destruction as they cross each others paths. The odds are heavily against either of them making it through the war, but as this sobering realisation displaces their initial exuberant adventurism, both come to see in their youthful sacrifice the survival of all they hold dear. Under a Bombers Moon reaches across the divide of years, of geography, of nationality to tell their story largely in their own words describing both the breathtaking clashes in the air and the camaraderie, humour, patriotism and personal tragedies that became their war. Visit www.underabombersmoon.com to view extensive supplementary information on this title, including photographs, videos and additional information on the people and places featured in the book.

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L'autore:

Stephen Harris began his journey of discovery because he wanted to know the truth of his great-uncle Colwyn Jones fate. With Cols vividly written letters and diaries as a starting-point, he set out to discover what really happened on the night Cols extraordinary luck ran out. Little did he know that his quest would lead him to a meeting with a former Luftwaffe pilot who might well have engaged with his great-uncle in the skies over Germany. Otto-Heinrich Fries proved to be both co-operative and articulate, eventually allowing Harris to tell his story in this book. The result is a unique and personal account of two highly successful airmen from opposing sides.

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• Editore: ReadHowYouWant
• Data di pubblicazione: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1458756971
• ISBN 13: 9781458756978
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 362