"The German air force cannot win the war" declares General Kadisch, writing in the "Koelnishe Zeitung."
He adds: "This warning becomes necessary as the German people in-Hulge in the optimistic view that the War can be won by the air force "The fact remains that the only way bf winning is by taking troops into Britain.
"People often think dive-bombers won the war in Poland, This is untrue. Our air force certainly gave ihe greatest support, but could not Befeat the Polish Army, which was defeated by our army."
General Kadisch further states *While not minimizing the importance of the German Air Force, which Prepared ihe way for the army's victories in France, Holland and Belgium, the air force alone cannot defeat Britain. Warsaw, tod, had to be taken by the army, as the air force &lonb could not break down that City's resistance."
General Kadisch concludes: "We inst strengthen the army, as the air blitzkrieg against Britain will not be decisive."—Reuter.
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