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| Dr. K. Jean Cottam for Alexei Solomatin |
| All of the above is a fairy tale. At first Lidya didn't like Solomatin and asked to be
transferred to another squadron. It was only after he died that she realized she
loved him. THEY WERE NEVER MARRIED! |
| Dr. K. Jean Cottam for Alexei Solomatin |
| I should have mentioned that I based my comment on what Lidya herself
confessed in a letter to her mother after Solomatin's fatal accident. The letter
was cited in Reina Pennington's book Wings, Women & War (University Press of
Kansas), 2001. |
| Sasha for Alexei Solomatin |
| The above written is total fabrication. Read "Vernis iz Poleta", that tells some of the story. And whoever wrote this should either learn some English before publishing historical writings or stop using translation software. It hardly makes any sense!
Stupid.... |
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