The Final Interview with Erich Hartmann

[Naam54673 1,537]

Why didn't they ask more about this plane?

[RohmMohc 11,494]

Looking back on the first page, how does Gaijin hate Erich Hartmann again?

he didn't say good things about the soviet union in his biography i think...

[Nope 10,634]

he didn't say good things about the soviet union in his biography i think...

 

Mainly criticizing the practices of the Soviets in their camps is primarily it I guess. Bubi doesn't contradict himself when he said that a few bad people should not justify a hatred for an entire population, but it's oddly suspicious that his name is not appreciated by Gaijin. Honestly, he's a man you'd definitely have a drink with.

[RohmMohc 11,494]

to sum it up: somebody saying that gulags weren't vacation paradises: Unfit for use in Russian game... somebody saying... wait i better stop now...

[Ulatersk 8,959]

 

Looking back on the first page, how does Gaijin hate Erich Hartmann again?

 

Because he strafed too many "bread factories".

[RohmMohc 11,494]

Because he strafed too many "bread factories".

nono tovarish: official stance is now: he said bad things about Glorious USSR in his biograpyh, thus unfit for russia! (but i bet if any Soviet Ace would have said things that'd make him unfit for use in the west: but tovarish, doesn't matter!"

Edited August 6, 2015 by RohmMohc

[kaize32 6]

Very interesting post. It's funny to see what Soviets did to the Germans after the war ended, especially to the women and children. No one talks about that.

Edited January 13, 2016 by oberst88

[Nope 10,634]

Very interesting post. It's funny to see what Soviets did to the Germans after the war ended, especially to the women and children. No one talks about that.

 

I believe such things are usually implied. Still, Hartmann really did suffer there. Good thing he got out of there alive and returned to Germany.

[kaize32 6]

I believe such things are usually implied. Still, Hartmann really did suffer there. Good thing he got out of there alive and returned to Germany.

I guess so.