The secretly Jewish pilot who won the Iron Cross testing Hitler's bombers 

@Sean Dobson the word 'nazi' is propaganda by the communists to belittle the National Socialist party. In reality it means simpleton and is like calling someone a limey or a cracker. History is a twisted mess and I am a junky for hidden history.

Her biographies suggest that she was the co-sponsor of the V-1 suicide model.

@pegamini innocently named "Specialist store for marital hygiene"

@@truecerium4924 Etwas neben der Spur.....

It's on record that the women in UK, after the men were sent to their slaughter, were banned from growing crops and forced to work in the ammo camps. Also, 10,000 Jamaicans were drafted to carpet bomb Europe. France wasn't even at war with the Allies and got carpet bombed in flying ambushes.

It’s almost like the Germans were the good guys 🤔

My grandma lived in Tottenham and told the same story. She also lived in Southend where she watched Zeppelins going up the Thames.

Almost the exact same as to what my nan used say.

As a terror weapon, the V1 was more effective than the more advanced and powerful V2. A V2 went boom and people died. A V1 was similar, but it terrified everyone in a 10 mile radius well before the boom.

In fact, there were 27 of Nazi Germany's highest award awarded during WWII

Thank you, I am delighted you enjoyed the book. It was the contrast between the women that was so fascinating.

Author is a Zionist who hates Aryans.

Unfortunately this is only an edited part of what we recorded. The whole story will be given at my talk at the IWM festival at Duxford later this spring, and is told in detail in my book, The Women Who Flew for Hitler.

Hannah Reitsch was bitter about what happened to Germany after the war, complaining that all they did was make cars. She was a committed Nazi to the end and eventually killed herself in the 1960s.

@@owensmith7530 thanks for that Yes the video did say she was hardline and better do you know if she was involved involved in developing the V1 I understand a female flew the flying bomb before its usage or was it the other lady and do you know how the other lady got on a postWorld War II anyway thanks for the reply I always feel the personal stories are more interesting than the grim details of war PS if this is a bit truncated or miss arranged it’s because I’m a blind person and find input on a flat screen iPhone a bit challenging

Reitsch story is a sad one, her entire family commited suicide in 1945 after learning they would be deported to the Soviet zone of Germany. Imagine the pain she had to live with for the rest of her life..

Read her book, it’s brilliant.

Her father killed the rest of her family, and then himself.

holy s%i#

@@TheClareMulley Are you aware of what the Soviets were doing to the Germans? Have you not heard film star Audi Murphy's testimony about it? My grandfather was in Berlin for the clean up, he was a Royal Marine, he never said a bad word about Germans, quite the contrary, which was very common among Tommy.

@@repealthepoorlaws6864 My father fought the Nazis in Italy, and as he put it, no-one was German when captured; they all claimed to be Austrian, Polish, even French. No German soldier captured wanted to be German. - and this was when surrendering to Brits. They knew all about the war crimes and the camps, they were often forced to contribute, or get put back in the front line. While any soldier would be sympathetic to that, when my father was 'in the sh*t' with the enemy, no quarter was given. No Brit wanted to be captured by someone who might turn out to be a rear-area Nazi.

@@stevetheduck1425 Completely add odds with practically every other objective account . I was so impressed with recollections retailed to me of German soldiers honour and decency by family and friends I decided to move to Germany to find out more, I have happily lived here for over 20 years, continuing to collect both verbal and written memoirs which I hope one day to publish. Last week I interviewed one of the last eye witnesses, Ursula Haverbeck, before she goes to prison for questioning the official Holocaust narrative.

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Beata Uhse was a ferry pilot, like the members of the British ATA, not a test pilot. You probably also know about her post-war career.

She also tested some prototype Giro copters and helicopters.

@@jonmcgee6987 The narrator has implied that she began her relationship with the Luftwaffe testing this extremely heavy and risky "Gigant" project. Surely this is not in line with the facts. She has described in interview the extraordinary difficulty of flying that machine in glider configuration.

'Anti-German propaganda'? Do you mean explaining 'the absolute hypocrisy of the Nazi regime'? That's hardly a controversial opinion, Ingrid - and far from 'anti-German propaganda'. I'm not sure how Hanna Reitsch flying to Berlin or to Timbuktu has any bearing upon that point. It's simply an irrelevant statement.

Explain.

Hanna Reitsch flew into Berlin when the Soviet army was occupying most of the city while the rest was being fought over. Her aircraft was shot at and the person who was sitting next to her had his foot wounded as it was landing. His foot was patched up before he saw Adolf Hitler and reported to him the military situation and received his orders. Reitsch then flew him out despite the fact that part of the floor of the aircraft was missing. This is why I consider her much braver than I am. Best wishes and let's hope we have peace rather than war.

Hanna Reitsch was one of the most outstanding characters in aviation of her age. From the testing of the Giant glider, to the pioneering helicopter flights, to the flight testing of the Komet to the incredible flight to Hitler’s bunker in Berlin in a Fieseler Storch. There are so many things to remark about her as an aviator.

@@ingridlinbohm7682 She was certainly very physically courageous, and a brilliant pilot as well. She was also a racist Nazi who did not have the moral courage to see the truth even in the 1970s.

Melitta and her family initially tried to keep their Jewish heritage quiet, but she later accepted so-called 'equal to aryan' status. Hanna Reitsch was indeed at the White House event - there is a photo in my book, The Women Who Flew For Hitler. Thanks for your comments.

Helene Meyer represented Germany in the 1936 Olympics and won a silver medal in sword fencing. She moved to the US in 1937 and back to Germany after the war. So, they can't al be that bad. I have to laugh at how the likes of the Dutch royal family 'fled' to England to seek refuge, it's like how Quisling has been made a traitor, yet he helped set up over 800+ food distribution places in the Ukraine to help counter the Holodomor, which was on course to head for Germany, and the Reich knew it. Hence Quislings utter respect for Germans and their cause.

There's much more in the book... The Women Who Flew For Hitler.

yes she did mention that Hanna Reitsch was a devoted nazi until her death....Melitta on the other hand was not...I totally understand why she worked for nazi regime , nobody cant say that " oh I would have never" if you have never been in a situation that she was in... she was such an interesting woman also I would like to remind that Stalin was just like Hitler...exactly the same only that Russians to this day are very proud of all the warcrimes Stalin committed ...and US commited warcrimes aswell...developed nuclear bomb and used it unnecessairly ...everybody did horrible stuff in WWII, doesnt matter in which side you were on

Africans too that he personally recognized for actions worthy of the medal he presented them. Don't get me wrong though as my godfather had the serial number tattooed on his wrist which was my early in life introduction to evil after I asked why he had numbers on his wrist. He became an Ace a few times over after escaping.

@@tihspidtherekciltilc5469 what was he flying?

@@ArjayMartin I have no idea but I'll ask my father as they were golf buddies and neighbors up until I was 4. It was later at a pool party that I asked about the numbers.

Not really the Nazis classed people who were not Jewish as such just because an ancestor was it's the same as saying that if your Great Grandad was Spanish then you must be as well even though your Grandad, Dad, and you were born in Australia.

​@@markgrehan3726 You mean like someone who had a sole great great great great great great great grand dad that was African, and up until that stage the rest of the ancestors were born in what became the USA... that you are 'African American'? I is Jewish people who say that one is 'Jewish' only from the mothers side, under Halaka (Lore/Law)... remembering too that Hitler / Shicklegruber was Jewish (and born in Austria), and Winston Churchill (through his mum Jenny Jerome), Joseph Stalin (Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili), Karl Marx, Vlad Lenin (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov), Leon Trosky (Lev Davidovich Bronstein), and FD Roosenvelt too. Germany got their popular 'academic racial purity theory' from the USA too, who also did the Belamy Salute during WW2, every day, to the flag, in classrooms across the country. The popular 'racial purity theorist' German Minister Alfred Rosenberg was also Jewish, as was Admiral Wilhelm Canaris. Sadly these things are covered over as it doesn't fit with the narrative. Hitler also lived with a Jewish Family and the administration had many 'honorary Aryans'. The German poster-boy for the ideal Aryan, and of ideal German soldier, was of Jewish Werner Goldberg. People get brainwashed with overly simplistic and false accounts of history to serve a narrative, instead of dealing with things how they really are.

Then why was work force participation by German women low compared to women from allied countries? If Germany had more workforce participation by women instead of telling them to stay at home and be mothers, they probably wouldn't have needed to resort to conscripted/slave/pow labour to the extent that they did.

I think we need to research motivations and actions on all sides of the conflict; that does not make the interest an endorsement.

Everybody dies someday

@@amazingpowers6056 not if you know jesus

@pegamini and dont forget the soviet russians who forcefully took the Baltics and then massivly murdered and deported people to siberian gulags ( their version of nazi death camps basically )...uyeah lets not forget that !

England declared war first.

You are narrow minded

@JZ's Best Friend Reitsch was actually interrogated by the great British test pilot Eric Brown after the end of the war.

Reitsch was bitter about the fate of Germany for the rest of her life and eventually killed herself.

Sadly, Hanna Reitsch lived a long and successful life, feted by world leaders and celebrated for her aviation achievements, whilst here complicity and her continued avowed loyalty to the Nazis was somehow downplayed. She maintained her Nazi values right up to the moment of her death, learning absolutely nothing, claiming that the Nazis hadn't perpetrated the Holocaust, and defiantly stating that the Nazis had been right all along.

@pegamini That is disputed, she may have taken a WWII suicide pill which either caused a heart attack or was simply reported as such.

@@sternencolonel7328 yeah nah, not quite bro…

Far right was a term of projection that was used the same way it is today, as a means to make your own party appear to be better than they actually are. Funny how so many don't know that yet it's documented over decades starting in the early 1900s