Also mentions a complete Dr.1 152/17 that survived until WW2 in Berlin, It may not have survived the bombing of Berlin during this time, Anyone out there know if it did :confused:
The aircraft in Berlin was Richthofen´s second airplane. I believe, with it he scored more victories than with the red-overall one. 152/17 was taken to Berlin and painted as the red one. The Fokker was on display until the 1940s, but removed, when the museum emptied. The only one, which could not be evacuated was the huge Do X flying boat. It was later destroyed during one of the several night bombing attacks. The Fokker is said beeing brought to Poland along other airframes, where most of them were destroyed during the Russian advance or vanished without a trace. A small number of airplanes (like Udet´s Curtiss Hawk) survived and is now with the museum of Krakau(?).
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