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The figure of the legendary "Red Baron", Manfred von Richthofen, continues to exert a timeless fascination more than a century after his crash on the Western Front. As the most successful fighter pilot of the First World Warcelebrated both at home and among his adversariesRichthofen embodied an ideal of courage and skill that transcended national borders. His rise was rapid and extraordinary, spanning from his first aerial victory in 1916 to the awarding of the prestigious *Pour le Mérite* order. Yet, behind the mythfueled by a powerful and sophisticated propaganda machinelies a more complex story: that of a man who became a symbol far removed from the horrors of the trenches and was elevated into a beacon of hope for a nation shattered by war. Enriched by outstanding photographic documentation, this volume offers a comprehensive and compelling portrait of the Red Baron, placing his personal story within the broader context of the First World War. It is a journey between reality and legend, designed to truly understand the man behind the icon.
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- Hillier-Graves, Tim
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- Il Barone Rosso
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- Italian text, paperback, 8 pages with black-and-white and color illustrations. 224 pages.
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- new
- Subtitle
- La guerra di Manfred von Richtofen
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