Thea Rasche. Photo: German Federal Archives
Unna (pilots-blog) - The first German woman with art ticket journalist Thea Rasche (1899-1971) was. She deserves the honor, the first solo flight of a woman in Germany after the First World War to have made. It was considered one of the most famous aviator of all time. The small but fine paperback "Thea Rasche. The Flying Fraulein "the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst describes the life of this famous aviator, from Unna in Westphalia comes from and grew up in food.
The title "Thea Rasche. The Flying Fraulein "is on" GRIN Verlag for academic texts and the Internet address http://www.grin.com/e-book/144836/thea-rasche as a printed paperback or electronic e-book in PDF format. The paperback costs 9.99 € 4.99 € the e-book. The paperback is coming soon in about 1,000 online book stores - including Amazon, Bol.de, Buch.de and Libri - to be available.
In "GRIN" appeared more paperbacks and e-books by Ernst Probst about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon and parachute jumpers as Liesel Bach, Melli Beese, Elly Beinhorn, Vera Bissing, Marga of Etzdorf, Luise Hoffmann, Rita Maiburg, Katherine Paul, Wilhelmine Reichard, Hanna Reitsch, Lisl Schwab, Melitta Gräfin Schenk von Stauffenberg, Sabine Trube and Beate Uhse.
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