Flying aces
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Roland Garros was more than just a name associated with the prestigious French Open tennis tournament. He was a trailblazing aviator, an innovative thinker, and a heroic fighter pilot during World War I. His contributions to early aviation and military technology left an enduring legacy, not just in the skies of Europe, but in the
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The Germans have long been known for honoring their heroes, including artists who achieved success within the country, often ensuring their longevity and recognition. However, under the Nazi regime, this tradition was only applied selectively. The Nazis only honored heroes who aligned with their anti-Semitic agenda, excluding or persecuting and murdering those who did not
History of Sorts 