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Me-109

The article claims Estonia seeked to acquire some Me-109 fighters. However this unsourced claim is most probably false. So far only 2 sources claim it: first is "Aeg, mehed, lennukid" by Gerdessen, Frederik; Kitvel, Toivo and Tilk, Johannes. Its' claim is based on a index to a "1940.a aasta sotsialistlik revolutsioon Eestis"(page 98-99). This book quotes archival material(ENSV ORRKA,. f.495, s.-ü. 82,1.11). However there is no such archival material as the book is quoting. This link is false and there is nothing like that in the given fund(495). So I think the claim that Estonia was seeking to buy Me-109s got to go.

( talk) 18:50, 29 November 2008 (UTC) reply