Dan Vizanty. Destinul unui pilot de vanatoare, Daniel Focsa / Institutul European 2010

Denes is right...in 2010 it's very unusual to accept only bank transfers, i couldn't be bothered to have to go to the bank to be able to order a book online. ( The fee for such a transaction are also very high compared to paypal/visa )

This post has been edited by muggs on September 28, 2010 01:39 pm

Well, who really wants a book, go to the bank or to the bookshop...

This is exactly the thinking entrenched in 'old ways' of doing business: let the customer who needs something change his ways, because we will stick to our own no matter what. This inflexible business approach usually causes the earlier or later demise of the venture, in today's capitalist environment.

Gen. Dénes

P.S. I will have to find a contact in Rumania, who can order the book for me then send it abroad.

... or to a friend ...
... or to a library and make a copy of it - and then where's the profit of the writer?

This post has been edited by MMM on September 30, 2010 10:08 am

This is exactly the thinking entrenched in 'old ways' of doing business: let the customer who needs something change his ways, because we will stick to our own no matter what. This inflexible business approach usually causes the earlier or later demise of the venture, in today's capitalist environment.

Gen. Dénes

P.S. I will have to find a contact in Rumania, who can order the book for me then send it abroad.

Denes, we have it.
please send me (again) an e-mail with your address in Hungary and i'll send it to you

Note: Our virtual store is still closed (www.aripiromanesti.ro) - we will reopen soon. PayPal IS accepted.
thx
DD

This post has been edited by electric on September 30, 2010 01:05 pm

I will post here a list with the bookshops who have the book, in all the country. The publishing house has a good distribution.

Online, you can order the book here too:

http://www.pilotshop.ro/Dan_Vizanty_Destin...ot_de_vanatoare

For Bucharest, the book is still available al Eminescu bookshop (near Universitate).

See also:

http://daniel-focsa-istorieromaneasca.blog...-vanatoare.html

This post has been edited by Vranceanu on November 02, 2010 07:41 pm

Bought this book today and read more than half of it in a couple of hours. I do recommend getting it!

Its nice to have a "glimpse" of what many people from our country think it was reserved to the americans, british and germans, "dog fights" and aerial war were a part of our war effort and we had our heroes, both men and machines. Unknown heroes, but now, slowly, brought into the spotlight. Well done!

I was also happy to see a "break away" from the traditional "Antonescu lead a nazi regime, while the Allies liberated... " type of considerations assigned to that period of ww2. Well done!

This post has been edited by RedBaron on March 13, 2011 06:21 pm

Thank you Red Baron, i am glad you liked it !

For the Romanians living in United States, or for any researcher who wants to see this book (written in romanian with a french abstract), you may find it to Hoover Library - Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University, California.

http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives

with this cota:

UG626.2 .V59 F67 2010

This post has been edited by Vranceanu on July 13, 2012 09:23 pm

So, how many years was he jailed as political prisoner ?

You have all the informations, including this, in the book. It is available and may be ordered from the publishing house.

Thank you.
How that I did not think myself to this option ?

In 1961 Vizanty was condemned to 5 years in prison, but I think he was released after one year and a half.