@design_RG

Indeed. They actually tried to intercept him at least twice. While they knew he was up there they couldnt actually spot him in the air.

He was flying about 50 feet off the ground at high speed when he was in land which explains why he was hard to spot.

@oranje@cybre.space

@freemo That is a gutsy and skilled pilot. Over hostile terrain, no less.

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@design_RG

Yea, he was a trained pilot, had one of the best teachers in the Reich, but he never saw war time. But he definately prepared for it.

Also he wasnt just 50 feet above the ground this was at night none the less.

That said he was no hero exactly. He did a lot of bad things and his attempt to make peace was more along the lines of "let me convince britain to stop fighting us and let hitler take over europe without resistance"... but he was also nuts so....

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@freemo
amazing, and in the dark of night. Gutsy.

No wonder they had a hard time tracking him. I will have to do some reading on this.

@oranje@cybre.space

@design_RG

Yea you should his whole story up to and including his death in spandu prison (the last prisoner there) is terribly interesting. His madness considering he held high political office is also interesting.

He thought jews had psychic powers for example and were using it to convince the british to keep fighting. He also thought they used it to force hitler to murder them in an attempt to discredit hitler, and also used it to make hitler make poor military decisions... Obviously it is absurd that he thought the jews would kill millions of their own kind in an attempt to discredit hitler, but I mean, he was crazy afterall.

@oranje@cybre.space

@freemo Gosh, indeed. I never knew about that insanity aspect.

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@design_RG

Yea its all very bizarre. He even tried to explain the whole psychic jew thing at his trial (nuremberg trials) but the jury basically cut him short and told him to shut up, lol

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