“WW1 Germany: The Day The Red Baron Died – Reference Book” is an intriguing hardcover edition that explores the final moments of the legendary fighter pilot, Manfred von Richthofen, famously known as the Red Baron. With a total of 320 pages, this book offers a comprehensive account of the circumstances leading up to his death during World War I. Published in 1970, it provides a rare glimpse into historical details, supported by several photographs that bring this fascinating story to life. Ideal for history enthusiasts, aviation aficionados, and scholars alike, this reference book delves deep into the myth and reality surrounding one of the most iconic figures of aerial combat. Well-preserved for its age, this used copy remains a valuable addition to any historical collection, offering rich insight and an engaging narrative on the significance of the Red Baron’s demise.
WW1 Germany The Day The Red Baron Died Reference Book
$10.00
This is a hard cover used condition The Day The Red Baron Died Reference Book with a total of 320 pages. Covers the story of the death of the Red Baron. This edition contains several photos and was published in 1970.
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