Wiesbaden (pilots-blog) - For aviation experts, the Wiesbaden-based author Ernst Probst has developed: In 2010 he published the "GRIN" http : / / www.grin.com eight pocket books about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut. Most extensively is the title of "queen of the skies from A to Z" with nearly 700 pages, in which more are presented as 200 female aviation pioneers. The other track called "Queen of the skies in Germany", "queen of the skies in France", "queen of the skies in England, France and New Zealand", "queen of the skies in Europe," "Queens of the air in America," " Three queens of the skies in Bayern "(with Josef Eimannsberger) and" Women in Space ". Added to come dozens of short biographies about famous female pilots, which are published by "GRIN" as e-books in PDF format. The "day and night clerk Ernst Probst - recently named him as a writer - has published in 2010 with "GRIN" and five other pocket books about famous women. Namely, "Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, "" Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic Queen, "" Machbuba. The slave and the Prince "," Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes "and" Hildegard of Bingen. The German prophetess. " He also published in 2010 with "GRIN" pocket books "Germany in the Ice Age," "The Lion Mosbacher. The giant cat from Wiesbaden "and" The Rhine-elephant. The animal terror from Eppelsheim.
Munich / Wiesbaden (pilots-blog) - American aviator Jacqueline Cochran (1906-1980) told the story, she was raised as a foundling in great poverty with foster parents and have selected their name even from the phone book. In reality, her alleged foster parents her real parents, because they felt ashamed.
The English aviator Amy Johnson Mollison (1903-1903) wore on their first flying lesson a borrowed far too large helmet, heard all the instructions as if through cotton wool, so much went wrong and was therefore classified by their flight instructor allegedly for an idiot. Despite this, they soon became the famous female pilot in England.
The German aviator Hanna Reitsch (1912-1979) wanted to go as a child at the age of four years with open arms from the balcony of his home and fly in this way. When her mother prevented this, and said "Child, you'd be so dead," said Hanna, "If I were then in God. If he ask me then: Hannerl, We bow let's hail "?
These are three important events from the paperback "queen of the skies from A to Z" of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst. This nearly 700 page work more than 200 female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers and while women are often presented in word and also picture.
A snake was the legendary American aviator Amelia Earhart (1897-1937). She wanted to do all the things boys did, only better. Amelia played football climbed up trees, build tree houses and shot with the rifle that you had the alcoholic father instead of dolls given to rats. Once she was racing in the winter to the dismay of viewers with a sledge under a horse-riding along the road through.
was particularly curious the cause of a plane crash of American aviator Dorothy Rice Peirce (1889-1960): She and her flight instructor crashed during a lovemaking off due to a technical mishap that the lover was found. been duck hunters who were eyewitnesses to the accident were rowed to the crash site and saw to their great surprise that the two persons on board crashed in the water swam naked.
love men had more luck with the New Zealand aviator Jean Batten (1909-1989). They always found admirers or other patrons, their expensive aircraft purchases and repairs as well as long-haul flights funded. If was bring in a man nothing more attractive to Jean turned quickly and ruthlessly another "financier" to.
The paperback "Queens of the air from A to Z" is published in "GRIN for academic texts". There are the pocket books "queens of the skies in Germany," "Queens of the air in France," "Queens of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand", "queens of the skies in Europe," "Queens of the air in America" are " Women in Space " and "three queens of the skies in Bavaria" is available.
The Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst has more than 100 books, paperbacks, published pamphlets, museum guides, and e-books. He wrote popular scientific works, especially from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in the primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (Along with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, cave lions, The Mosbacher lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age , The Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Eagle Mountain Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age, the urnfield culture, the Lusatian culture
Cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters on the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks about super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in space, queens of the skies, queens of the skies from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside, balloon racers, balloon inside, parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, queens of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, queens of the skies in Europe, queens of the skies in America, queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of the chief Seattle and other Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. Quotes from A to Z
Most these titles are published in GRIN for academic texts and through more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in any good bookstore.
GRIN, with offices in Munich, has specialized since its foundation in 1998 to the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is present for students, lecturers and other academics the ideal platform for their technical texts, research papers, theses or dissertations to a wide audience.
Katherine Stinson and Marjorie Stinson - The Flying sisters
The first women's flying school was led by the American sisters Katherine Stinson Otero (1891-1977), nee Stinson, and Marjorie Stinson (1896-1975) operated. Both were pioneers of flight, were among the "early birds" and have amazing record achievements accomplished in the history of aviation played an important role and are often mentioned in the literature. The short biography "Katherine and Marjorie Stinson Stinson. The Flying Sisters of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst describes her life.
A short biography of Katherine Stinson and Marjorie Stinson is also in the pocket books, "Queen of the Skies from A to Z" and "queen of the skies in America" by Ernst Probst. Both titles are available from http://www.grin.com .
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Ernst Probst: Pancho Barnes. America's first stunt pilot, GRIN, Munich 2010 (E-Book in PDF format)
The first American stunt pilot, the aviatrix Florence "Pancho" Barnes (1901-1975) was born Florence Leontine Lowe. In the golden age of aviation in the U.S., it enjoyed a brilliant reputation as a pilot. Not a few Americans regard it as one of the most important personalities of the 20th Century. The short biography "Pancho Barnes. America's first stunt pilot "of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst describes her adventurous life.
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Ernst Probst : queen of the skies from A to Z, GRIN, Munich 2010 (Paperback) Ernst Probst: queens of the skies in America, GRIN, Munich 2010 (Paperback)
One of the best pilots ever, regardless the political regime she lived in.
Hanna Reitsch, Nazi Germany's celebrated woman test pilot who had flown the VI rocket bomb in sub orbital flight in the early 1940's -- 20 years before the first American spaceman -- was actually history's first astronaut.
Hanna started with gliders. Her passion for the air soon overtook her interest in medicine, and she left medical school to become a full-time glider pilot (Germany had been forbidden to build "war planes" after WWI, which meant that most of the planes constructed in Germany were built without engines). She went on to become an instructor in gliding at the Horngerb in Swabia and also worked as a stunt pilot in films, but she really distinguished herself in competition.
She soon became Nazi Germany's ideal woman, young and vivacious, daring and highly publicized by the Nazi propaganda machine.
If she hadn't been on the losing side and if she had been later willing to admit the horrors of the Nazi regime, Hanna Reitsch would be honoured in history books as the greatest woman pilot.
At a time when women were expected to stay in the kitchen, she was one of the world's top glider pilots. She held 40 world aviation records, was the first to cross the Alps in a glider, first to fly a helicopter and first to fly a jet plane. She was the first woman awarded the iron Cross and was the world's first woman test pilot.
History records she flew into a burning Berlin at night in the last days of the war and landed a small plane safely on a street full of firing Russian tanks. A direct hit on her plane mangled the foot of the pilot, Ritter von Greim, who had been summoned by Adolf Hitler.
Hanna stayed three days in the Hitler underground bunker then flew the last plane out of Berlin before it fell to the Russians. Her eye-witness account of the last days of Hitler are an important part of history and her flights in the V-1 rocket are a first chapter in space travel.
In 1953 Hanna won the bronze medal in the International Gliding Championships in Madrid, Spain. In 1957 she set two women's altitude records for gliders. She also continued to work as a research pilot. In 1959, she traveled to India, where she became friends with Indira Ghandi and Prime Minister Nehru, whom she took on a glider flight over New Delhi. In 1962, she founded the National School of Gliding in Ghana, where she stayed until 1966. Always drawn to people in power, she was friend with Ghana's president, Kwame Nkrumah and flew for him until he was deposed in 1966. She reported these experiences in a 1968 book, Ich Flog für Kwame Nkrumah.
She was accepted as a member of the American Test Pilots' Association and was received by President John Kennedy in the White House in 1961. A photo shows her standing near Kennedy, not wearing her self-designed uniform but a dress and carrying a woman's handbag.
She spent her last years quietly. The darling of Nazi Germany was a post-war outcast. Germans who adored her later shunned her.
Hanna Reitsch died by a heart attack at 67while was in bed at Frankfurt, Germany one year after setting a new women's distance record in a glider.
She never married saying, her man died in the war.
Paperback of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst with biographies of famous pilots inside, balloon racers, balloon interior, airplane passenger interior, parachute jumpers and astronauts
Munich / Wiesbaden ( pilots-blog) - Jacqueline Auriol, the French broke through as first European the sound barrier and was at times as the "fastest woman in the world." Maryse Bastié reached eight world records. Adrienne Bolland flew the first woman across the Andes. Hélène Boucher caught as a French "miracle aviatrix" sensation. The German Hanna Reitsch was the first female airline pilot, flew the first woman to a helicopter and found more than 40 records on all classes and types of aircraft. Elly Beinhorn flew the first woman to all continents. The Russian Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in space. Svetlana Savitskaya Evgenevna been given the honor, the first walker in space to be.
these and other pioneers of aviation is the paperback edition queen of the skies in Europe of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst dedicated. It presents famous female aviator, balloonist inner, inner balloon, airplane passenger interior, parachute jumpers and astronauts and spoken often with images. Like a common thread running through the Paperback how hard it was done by men before women, to learn the flying and take in air distance. Until recently pilots worldwide had suffered prejudice. In the chapter data and facts of the 443-page paperback outstanding aeronautical achievements of female aviation pioneers from around the world from 1784 to date are listed.
A Pocket Queens the skies in Europe is on GRIN Verlag for academic texts and the Internet address: http://www.grin.com/e-book/156637/koeniginnen-der-luefte-in-europa available. In addition, this paperback can be ordered in more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in any good bookstore.
* The author Ernst Probst from 1986 to 2010 has published over 100 books, paperbacks, pamphlets, museum guides, and e-books. He wrote popular scientific works, especially from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, cave lions, The Mosbacher lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age, the Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Eagle Mountain Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age , The urn-field culture, the Lusatian culture
cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters On the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks on super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in the universe, queen of the skies, queens of the skies from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside, balloon racers, balloon inside , parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, queen of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, queens of the skies in Europe, queens of the skies in America, queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, The Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of Chief Seattle and other American Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, Hildegard of Bingen. The German prophetess, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. quotes from A to Z
Most of these items are in GRIN Verlag for academic texts and in more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in all good bookstores.
GRIN, with offices in Munich, has specialized since its foundation in 1998 to the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is for students, lecturers and other academics the ideal platform for their technical texts , student projects, theses or dissertations to a wide audience.
