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D-Day

Hanna Reitsch
Held Captive

• Newsweek Magazine, 1945 •


Luftwaffe Diva Hanna Reitsch (1912 – 1979) sitting under the bright lights of her interrogators cursed the name of Hermann Goring who rejected her plan to fly bomb-laden aircraft into the hulls of the Allied
ships sitting off the Normandy coast on D-Day.


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Hanna Reitsch captured after ww2Hanna Reitsch thoughts on Hermann GoringHanna Reitsch contempt for GoeringHanna Reitsch tactical defense plan on D-Day

Hanna Reitsch Held Captive

Hanna Reitsch captured after ww2Hanna Reitsch thoughts on Hermann GoringHanna Reitsch contempt for GoeringHanna Reitsch tactical defense plan on D-Day
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