The Roumanian Airforce in WWII

[simon]

Those of you who are longer term members on here may remember a former forum member who had his own site on the Roumanian airforce in WWII. That Url is now defunct, which is a shame as there was a lot of good information on there, but I believe it has been incorporated into a general wite on the Roumanian armed forces in WWII, certainly the airforce section is copyright to the same individual that ran the previous site.

For those who are interested:

http://www.worldwar2.ro/arr/?section=45

[Kutscha]

Is it not the Romanian AF? ;)

[Red Admiral]

Romanian or Roumanian depends on what language you speak. It gets progressively harder to understand as you learn more languages and start to combine words.

[i16stealth]

There is also a variant "Rumanian" ;)

And talking about the site. I've logged on the site forum (www.worldwar2.ro/forum) long time ago. And I'm suprized by too... hm... "conservative" point of view of the majority of the forum members. For me they are too "fascist-oriented". For example, most of them consider war with USSR as necessary and undoubtful to occure.

[Victor]

Fascism was an ideology that was created and developped in Italy. What does this have to do with present day Romania and a forum regarding military history? Is it perhaps the Communist rhetoric that branded every opponent as fascist/imperialist?

The conclusion that in June 1941 the Romanian participation in a war against the Soviet Union was inevitable is not a "conservative/fascist" view, but a cold analysis of the facts and of the general state of mind back then.