I Flew for the Fuhrer: Story of a German Airman

Heinz Knoke won Germany's highest award for gallantry: the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Joining the German air force on the eve of the Second World War, he fought throughout the conflict in a fighter squadron. In his 400 missions he shot down 52 Allied aircraft, including 19 American four-engined heavy bombers. He was shot down himself, and badly injured in the last weeks of the war. His memoirs were translated into English in the 1950s and have never been out of print since then.Famous memoir by German fighter ace, illustrated with his personal photos.

Heinz Knoke, J Ewing (Translator)
Hardcover with d/w Evans Brothers 187pp 1979

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