Jochen Prien - Messerschmitt Bf 109 im Einsatz bei der Jagdgeschwader 27 1940-1945 a series of top notch Books (ultra Rare)
Traditionsgemeinschaft JG27 70's/80's publications by Edu Neumann (ultra Rare)
some of these I could browse at conventions, the pricing is freakingly insane, over 100 bucks a copy.
I can't remember actually the publication I read which exacty recited Edu Neumann on behalf of Marseille and JG27. It's too long ago,
Some years ago I read up Edu Neumanns JG27 1944 publication in a Library in Berlin, I had 1 Hour, was 2005 or 2007.
Abhandlung über das Jagdgeschwader 27 in Afrika während des Zweiten Weltkriegs
Somewhere had a really bad copy of it, but that got lost in between two moves.
I know the Original sells for up to 400 Bucks or more.
official archives:
That data is to a specific % still kept in the German Archives. 1940-1942 is valueable, not much loss.
The loss is the late war chaos March-May 45 or other missing documents.
as such are stations command posts, war diaries, even allotted publications, squadron related stuff:
https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/IOGSV7FYZL75HYM4NITB335GZ3X72RKR?query=Jagdgeschwader+27&thumbnail-filter=on&isThumbnailFiltered=true&rows=20&offset=0&viewType=list&firstHit=IOGSV7FYZL75HYM4NITB335GZ3X72RKR&lastHit=lasthit&hitNumber=1look up here
https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/32DDVCLVT3CMUIEPVHJV3OAWUM645KW7I found one picture of an Emil in this Pack that was inside Adler, the picture I've never seen published somewhere else
or popping up.
https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/ZIB2MD2SX3YUCFCHYF6KRYSNVKPQKSJChttps://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/main.xhtmlThese wardiaries and Absturz/crash reports are the standard to search for neat stuff.
I remember one publication citing Kurowski as unable to read up German documents.
One veteran had copies of them and shook his head.
JG27 colour PK Pictures, these I found in a 1944 German Picture Collectible Brochure/album,
by Ministry of Propaganda, A-4 Lithos about 120-150, all from colour pictures. Remarkable as being repros,
they where pretty good prints. I took this in a grabbox at a Book change corner in our Hippie Commune.
I don't collect that stuff, it was the base for Black 4 of this Pack, then I dumped it.
Look up Assizbiz, Google, Bundesarchiv claimimg i's an original Colour picture as source,
go into your picture viewer and zoom in, in 100% of the cases you'll find coloured dots.
The preserved so called originals are nothing more than this collectible Album Repros, Good or not?
Over the years I found out some old UFA/PK Kompanie Photographers still sit on their
stuff, it's emberrassing to see our Archives polluted with with fancy repros, while these Nazis still have them at disposal.
I found this through Falke Eins when researching my Relatives fate in JG52/9.
The Idiot from UFA housing a newsweekreel roll and viable pictures now claims Copyright.
Seeing Allied Archives, Veterans, their Grandsons taking care of history, even if it has Swastikas on it,
is overwhelming. I owe respect to the people who publish stuff, even if it's a lousy picture,
that is more worth than everything else.
Don't think these Bastards make history public, too often they are brainwashed egoistists and sitting hens.
I was a Member on several Luftwaffe research Boards, after relatives of former German Pilots, living abroad
contacted me, after seeing some Skins. I tried my best, but the base is a very sect-like attitude, too intolerant
and it was frustrating job for me to communicate with such fetish Freak Nazis. I quit this job, before going crazy.
After German archives these Boards are worth to search for, for the Info you seek, if it exists in a Document.
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