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Hans-Joachim Marseille at Home
Marseille Graduating High School
Marseille on the tennis court back home on leave
Marseille with his Jewish friends in school
Kugelbauer, Marseille, Schroer and Stahlschmidt in Benghazi, Libya
Marseille was the antithesis of the typical German officer. Anti Nazi, anti-racist, humanistic and openly irreverent towards his superiors with whom he disagreed, he became Germany's most unlikely national hero. His story is one of stirring emotion, controversy and enigmatic heroism, and is told by the men and women who knew him.
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Marseille with Erwin Rommel seated in the rear gunner's position a Ju-87B Stuka, belonging to Kurt Kuhlmey. This was during Rommel's first visit to JG-27 where the men all discussed Clive Caldwell's actions of shooting one of their pilots in his parachute. Kuhlmey, then commanding II/StG 3 in Libya was also present. His men also witnessed Caldwell strafing the same JG-27 pilot in question.
Marseille on the Me-109G that he test flew while at Augsburg. On the ground are test pilot Fritz Wendel (left) and Prof Willi Messerschmitt.
Marseille Meets Hitler and the Propaganda Tour
Marseille at Augsburg
Marseille on Missions
A Star Falls: Death of Marseille
The last photos of Marseille taken on Sept. 29, the night before his death
Marseille Funeral
The crash of Marseille's Me-109G4
Ludwig Franzisket removing Marseille's medals from his body with Roedel, Schroer, Stigler present along with Neumann
Marseille's temporary coffin
More Photos of Hans-Joachim "Jochen" Marseille
Some of Marseille's Love Interests
Nilla Pizzi
Zarah Leander
