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A mystery solved

Anyone that has ever flown an airplane and then dared to try to explain the experience owes a patronymic debt to Antoine de Saint Exupery, author of “The Little Prince,” poet and fighter pilot for Free France in World War II. He never returned from his last mission, a reconnaissance flight over the Rhone during preparations for an Allied assault. His disappearance has been a mystery for over 60 years.

It seems at last this mystery may have been solved:

A former German World War II fighter pilot has claimed he shot down French literary hero Antoine de Saint-Exup?

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