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Finished processing James F. Miller's 'Inside the victories' Volume 1 book onto my site meettheredbaron.com.
It contains a detailed analysis of the incident on 6 July 1917 which wounded Richthofen and made him make an emergency landing.
Enjoy reading it!
It’s easy to get the impression that everything sucks. It’s what most of us seem to think. It’s reflected in the media, surveys, and in public discourse. We have become doom junkies. As a counterweight to this widespread pessimism, I’ve put together a reading list of 10 books that offer different, more empowering perspectives than those we typically encounter. I’ve broken them into four categories: the present, the future, the possible, and the mind.
https://americandreaming.substack.com/p/the-pessimists-reading-list
Excellent video by historian Mark Felton going into the details of the Windsor's German roots