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[naziteck]

i am 9th but we didnt get into the stuff like the nazis just when world war 2 started and stuff and who was the bad guy things like that, but this year we are going to go more in depth about it:)
by the way kevin sorry

[naziteck]

i am 9th but we didnt get into the stuff like the nazis just when world war 2 started and stuff and who was the bad guy things like that, but this year we are going to go more in depth about it:)
by the way kevin sorry

[naziteck]

i am 9th but we didnt get into the stuff like the nazis just when world war 2 started and stuff and who was the bad guy things like that, but this year we are going to go more in depth about it:)
by the way kevin sorry

[naziteck]

i am 9th but we didnt get into the stuff like the nazis just when world war 2 started and stuff and who was the bad guy things like that, but this year we are going to go more in depth about it:)
by the way kevin sorry

[kanttori]

So you are about 15 years old, now I understand!

Don't trust only your history teachers in the high school, because I know that history lessons in the USA process mostly the history of your own country.

I recommend that you read something from the common WW II history for example from this common WW II link:
http://www.teacheroz.com/WWIIAirSea.htm

This is Brittish (BBC) link:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/war/wwtwo/index.shtml

Here's a very good link to Finnish Air Force pages:
http://www.sci.fi/~ambush/faf/links.html

This is Ilmari Juutilainen, Finnish top scoring ace:
http://www.sci.fi/~fta/finace01.htm

And to Hans Wind's story, he was our second top scoring ace:
http://www.saunalahti.fi/~fta/finace02.htm

Then if you are more interested, read good books telling the Axis, here's couple:

GERMANY:
Adolf Galland: Die Erste und die Letzten  (something like "The First and The Last" in english)

JAPANESE:
Saburo Sakai: Samurai

FINNISH:
Ilmari Juutilainen: Double Fighter Knight
Kari Stenman: Finnish Aces of World War 2

And from this link there's more Axis books:
http://www.aviation-booklist.com/axispilots.html

After you have read these books you maybe understand better that the Axis pilots were mostly non-political persons: They only fought for their Father's land.

Have a nice time with these tips!;)

[naziteck]

thanks i will read these   who knows they might come in handy