Originally posted by gambit3There are scripts in which an "I" looks almost like an "F". But writing "Alder" instead of "Adler" and starting "ist" and "gelandet" with capitals sounds like it may have been written by someone whose native language is not German. Where did you get the quote from?
The script is fancy. Is that Fst a Ist? The eagle has landed sounds like something a American would say.
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Originally posted by gambit3It's a book and a film.
The eagle has landed sounds like something a American would say.
Book by Jack Higgins.
Film: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074452
Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland, Jenny Agutter, John Sturges. It don't get much better than that!
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Originally posted by NordlysThe Ald is a transposition. I found it in a picture of a Erich Hartmann imposed on a sky with clouds with a ME 109 with snow camoflauge. It is written like a title. P.S. The statement about the eagle having landed is somewhat famous here in America. One of the astronauts said it after he landed on the moon.
There are scripts in which an "I" looks almost like an "F". But writing "Alder" instead of "Adler" and starting "ist" and "gelandet" with capitals sounds like it may have been written by someone whose native language is not German. Where did you get the quote from?