Red Baron Photos

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Red Baron Photos

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Post by Lawrence » 09 Feb 2003, 18:28

For giggles, how about we try to find all the photos of von Richtofen? I'm not sure how many are out there, but hopefully we'll get them all. I have a few that I'll put up, please contribute! Regards!

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Post by sylvieK4 » 10 Feb 2003, 16:38

http://www.frontflieger.de/ 3sanke0r.html
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http://www.bibl.u-szeged.hu/bibl/mil/ ww1/who/richthofen.html
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http://members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/ archive1.htm
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The "Led Zeppelin" portrait:

http://aerostories.free.fr/events/ MvR/page2.html
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1-Karl Allmenröder
2- Kurt Wülshoff
3- Sebastian Festner
4- Karl-Emil Schäfer
5- Manfred von Richthofen
6- Kurt Wolff
7- Wilhelm Reinhardt
8- Erich Löwenhardt
9- Lothar von Richthofen

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Post by sylvieK4 » 10 Feb 2003, 16:45


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Post by sylvieK4 » 10 Feb 2003, 16:51

http://www.wopmay.com/wm.asp?LID=18 - http://perso.club-internet.fr/moinier/ histoire/hommes/richthof.htm
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http://www.briggsenterprises.com/ bluemax/
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A better shot of the "Led Zeppelin" portrait:

http://www.briggsenterprises.com/ bluemax/
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Post by sylvieK4 » 10 Feb 2003, 17:19

http://dsc.discovery.com/anthology/unso ... zoom2.html
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http://204.83.160.230/archive/b/archive4.htm#fallen:

Below are two links to death photos of Manfred von Richthofen. They were apparently taken by the Australians who recovered his body. (Don’t click if squeamish.)

http://204.83.160.230/archive/a/images/MvRdead.jpg

http://204.83.160.230/archive/w/images/MvR_dead.jpg

The funeral:

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Post by Damian Andrews » 21 Feb 2003, 02:28

I noticed that many of the pilots in the "Led Zeppelin portrait" are misidentified.Here are the correct names -

1 Karl Allmenroder
2 Hans Hintsch
3 Sabastian Festner
4 Karl Emil Schafer
5 MvR
6 Kurt Wolff
7 Georg Simon
8 Otto Brauneck
9 LvR
Behind LvR, Karl Esser and Konstantin Krefft

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Post by sylvieK4 » 21 Feb 2003, 15:08

Thank you, Damian, for the correction. The original list identifying persons from that photo was copied directly from the site on which the picture appears. (I cut and pasted it into my message.) Again, thanks, Damian, for setting the record straight. :)

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Post by sylvieK4 » 27 Feb 2003, 18:00

Injured Manfred - allegedly with his father:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... gory=13965
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Post by sylvieK4 » 27 Apr 2003, 22:34

After von Richthofen's body was returned to Germany. This photo shows the funeral in Berlin, 10 November 1925:

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Post by gaard » 29 Apr 2003, 22:19

Hi!
I have some very interesting photos of Manfred, too from ocasionally postcards. Is this what You looking for?

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Post by Peter H » 30 Apr 2003, 11:14

The Australian War Memorial website has some rare pics as well:

http://www.awm.gov.au/database/collection.asp

Click on the Collections Database Search,then enter Richthofen.71 items to view.

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Post by Peter H » 01 May 2003, 13:52

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From FindAGrave

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Post by Balrog » 01 May 2003, 19:33

i have a question on the red barons grave. i read that during the cold war it was in the no man's land between the berlin walls. has it been moved to a new location? or has the old location simply been reopened? also, are there any "richtofen's" left alive today? is there a current" baron richtofen?"

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