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L'Aviation Allemande - 1919-1939 (French, Hardcover)
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L'Aviation Allemande - 1919-1939 (French, Hardcover)
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The period between the two World Wars is an extremely interesting
but largely unknown part of the German aviation history. Signed in
June 1919 and promulgated in January 1920, the Treaty of Versailles
included many measures to limit the Germany's rearmament: it
revoked the right to having tanks, artillery and military aviation,
which caused the dissolution of the Luftstreitkraften. However, the
Treaty did not damage the aeronautical industry as much, which
indeed managed to bypass the restrictions of the Versailles Treaty
regarding building vehicles and equipment, especially in other
countries. For pilot training and equipment testing, Germany could
count on the secret aviation school in Lipetsk, USSR, allowing the
Weimar Republic to develop aeronautical expertise without France
and the UK knowing. The school of Lipetsk closed in September 1933,
a few months after the Nazis seized power in Germany. In 1935, the
Third Reich restored its air force: the Luftwaffe, which will
become in 1939, on the eve of World War II, the most powerful
military aviation of the Western world. Historian Jacques Pernet -
an expert in German and American aviation - and journalist and
writer Jean-Charles Stasi vividly tell us the story of German
aviation in this richly illustrated book.
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