NAZI FLYING MEN
REMARKABLE PROGRESS
AID OF THE CHURCH
BEELIN, April 13. The Nazi flying display at Staaken, which was abandoned owing to a crashj when two spectators were killed, ravealed the remarkable progress whieli has been made in two years. The altar at the opening of th« church - service was draped with swastika flags, and aeroplane propellers formed a crucifix. Captain Loerzou christened four gliders grouped near the altar, and urged the youths to preserve the traditions "of the wartime Air Service.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 94, 22 April 1933, Page 11
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