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The Letter S alludes to the namegiver, the Free Corps Fighter Albert Leo Schlageter. Executed by the French for Sabotage in 1923. | The Letter S alludes to the namegiver, the Free Corps Fighter Albert Leo Schlageter. Executed by the French for Sabotage in 1923. | ||
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FIGHTER WING (JG) 26 "SCHLAGETER", GERMANY
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The Letter S alludes to the namegiver, the Free Corps Fighter Albert Leo Schlageter. Executed by the French for Sabotage in 1923.
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