Was WIRKLICH mit Deutschlands Fw 190 geschah — das Geheimnis, das Frankreich 50 Jahre verbarg

August 1941. A British Spitfire pilot lands at Biggin Hill and reports an aircraft he cannot identify. His superior officer doesn't believe him. The Royal Air Force has never heard of the Focke-Wulf 190. Three years later, there are 20,01 of them. The most feared piston-engine fighter of the war. And when it's all over in 1945, the Allied Control Council orders their complete destruction. But in a factory northwest of Paris, French officers find 64 partially completed Fw 190 airframes—and don't report them. What happened in that factory over the next two years remains secret until 1993. What the French Air Force did with these aircraft. What Pierre Clostermann wrote in his logbook. And where twelve of these planes have gone to this day. Of the 20,01 aircraft, we know the whereabouts of 27. For the rest, we are still asking the question.