His autobiography is excellent, it's a roller coaster of a read. He was unstoppable. After he lost his leg, he was advised to stay in bed. He would not. He got out of bed, escaped from the hospital, and got his engineers to develop and adapt a pedal so he could still fly his Stuka and return to fighting Bolshevism. And said after the war, he would do it all again.
AH’s choice to take his place, because he believed it would have to be another soldier, like himself to lead the Reich.
I'm not sure why his name gets hyphenated, he didn't hyphenate it.
Hans Ulrich Rudel, what a goy!
His autobiography is excellent, it's a roller coaster of a read. He was unstoppable. After he lost his leg, he was advised to stay in bed. He would not. He got out of bed, escaped from the hospital, and got his engineers to develop and adapt a pedal so he could still fly his Stuka and return to fighting Bolshevism. And said after the war, he would do it all again.
AH’s choice to take his place, because he believed it would have to be another soldier, like himself to lead the Reich.
I'm not sure why his name gets hyphenated, he didn't hyphenate it.