by Ildefonso Arenas Romero · Edhasa · tapa dura · ISBN 9788435063111
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The Iron Cross, since 1813, was the most esteemed decoration by the Prussian soldier and, from the Great War, by the German soldier. During World War II, a higher degree was enabled: The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Third Reich granted many, but only forty-three were for non-German soldiers who fought. However, in reality there were forty-four. A cross had remained in oblivion, belonging to a Spanish fighter pilot who achieved 162 victories in combat. A journalist investigated the story and tried to scratch more information, running into the silence of the Spanish army. This is the story of this man, until now unknown but who will give much to talk about.
