... Malaysia, Vietnam, Norway, Oman and Holland. Visitors to the Aliens complex are greeted by its large Red Baron logo a cartoon of Baron von Richthofen, the World War 1 flying ace. ...

... 7.S—film: Baron. Roger orman's colourful (ilm Version of the story of famous (ierman air ace Baron Man fred von Richthofen The Red Baron was made in 1971 and stars John Phillip ...

... Yorkshire. • 1873 The Canadian North- ; West Mounted Police - • • (Mounties) were established. • 1918 Manfred von • Richthofen, the Red Baron, • scourge of World War I British • fliers, was shot down in his 6 , red Fokker tri-plane and died. . 1945 Ivor Novella's ...

... “bombing -of - Nazi Germany ‘has provoked controversy. . . fR 3 “The German -ambassador to ‘Britain, Baron Von Richthofen, a 'descendant of the Red Baron, has mentioned it in ' talks -at- the Foreign Office on more than one occasion. . ‘Hans-Dietrich -Genscher ...

... series examining the human stories behind the heroes of flight. With 80 confirmed victories, Germany's Baron Manfred Von Richthofen was the most highly skilled and successful fighter pilot of the First World War. But he was increasingly disillusioned by ...

... Jerome K 2 Men in a Boat); 1860 Theodor Herzl, writer and founder of Zionism; 1892 Baron Manfred von Richthofen, German air ace known as the Red Baron; 1895 Lorenz Hart, lyricist; 1898 Heriry Hall, dance band leader and broadcaster; 1903 Alan 2 Rawsthorne ...

... Hamilton Operatic Society. footnote It was a member of 209 Squadron, Captain Brown, who shot down the famous Barron von Richthofen, the Red Baron during World War I. 1 k, ...

... was the badge of German flying ace, Baron von Richthofen, and hii hay. ing been shot down by Captain Brown, a Canadian member of the squadron in 1918. A piece of fuselage and a bullet from the 'Red Baron's' aircraft were preserved in the trophies. The ...

... hunter groups to oppose the Soviet fliers , recalls that his relative . Baron Manfred von Richthofen used a massed fighter formation Known as Richthofen ' s Circus for the first time in the Battle of Arras in 1917 . The appearance of the Circus ...

... Sadness at pilot's death A RED BARON air ace, who was stunts with two biplanes. death. Montrose Aerodrome killed when his replica first world The Red Baron lookalike plane Museum Society, which arranges war plane crashed in flames in front went into ...

... recognised independence of Cuba. 1916: Roger Casement, landed in Ireland by German sub-. 1918: Manfred von Richthofén, better known as the Red Baron, was killed when he was shot down in his red Fokker tri-plane. 1952: BOAC began theworld’s first jet-liner ...

... Scottish Richthofen, better known as the Red Baron, of FimWoddWarntifishE'en, was killed when he was shot down in his red Fokker tri- I 1948: The first television award, the Television Society S, Yt 2 7 ore producer, for Hamlet. 1952: BOAC began world’s ...