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Silk scarf 90 x 90cm
Inspired by the scarves of the R.A.F pilots during the Second World War, the "Walerian Zak" takes the name of one of the most famous commander of the 303 Squadron, Walerian Zak born on April 14, 1911 in Poland, he joined Great Britain on June 27, 1940. On August 21, 1940, he was assigned to 303 Squadron, taking an active part in the Battle of Britain. He took command of the squadron on May 6, 1942.
100% Silk Twill 14mm
Hand rolled finish
100% French made
"Walerian Zak" Scarf - Squadron 303
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€104.17
Silk scarf 90 x 90cm
Inspired by the scarves of the R.A.F pilots during the Second World War, the "Walerian Zak" takes the name of one of the most famous commander of the 303 Squadron, Walerian Zak born on April 14, 1911 in Poland, he joined Great Britain on June 27, 1940. On August 21, 1940, he was assigned to 303 Squadron, taking an active part in the Battle of Britain. He took command of the squadron on May 6, 1942.
100% Silk Twill 14mm
Hand rolled finish
100% French made
Livraison et retour
Guide des tailles
BASED ON A TRUE STORY
1939. After the invasion of their country by the German army, hundreds of Polish pilots joined the RAF to continue the fight among the allies.
One of those squadrons has made History, becoming the most formidable opponent of the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain
"Never was so much owed by so many to so few"
- Winston Churchill -
recording the most victories of any squadron in the RAF. Its name, the 303 Squadron. The 303 squadron gave rise to many tales of valour and legend celebrating their combat skills and lives in England. One of which relates that the pilots secretly brought a little piece of Poland with them by distilling their own vodka near the RAF bases. This unknown great story resurfaced decades after the end of the war with the discovery of a vodka flask that belonged to Walerian Zak, one of the 303 Squadron leaders. This was the beginning of the Squadron 303 vodka adventure.
