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Leopold Anslinger
Leutnant Leopold Anslinger was a German World War I flying ace credited with ten aerial victories while flying on the Russian Front.
Early life.
Leopold Anslinger was born on 13 August 1891 in Freiberg, Germany.
World War I service.
Anslinger learned to fly pre-World War I, earning pilot certificate No. 566 on 14 October 1913. When the war began, he was a corporal pilot. Promoted to Feldwebel, he was posted to FA 54 on the Russian Front. He was
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