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Richard Hillary


Born
April 20, 1919

Died
January 08, 1943

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Flight Lieutenant Richard Hope Hillary was an Anglo-Australian Royal Air Force fighter pilot during the Second World War. He wrote the book The Last Enemy about his experiences during the Battle of Britain.


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The Last Enemy

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The Last Enemy: The Centena...

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El último enemigo: Las memo...

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Battle of Britain

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Le dernier ennemi - Bataill...

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Le dernier ennemi…epuisé

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Den sidste fjende

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Un piloto de la R.A.F. no h...

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“Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in Mankind.”
Richard Hillary, The Last Enemy: The Memoir of a Spitfire Pilot

“It is maintained by some that travel has no educational value, that a person with sensibility can gain as rich an experience of life by staying right where he is as by wandering around the world, and that a person with no sensibility may as well remain at home anyway. To me this is nonsense, for if one is a bore, I maintain that it is better to be a bore about Peshawar than Upper Tooting.”
Richard Hillary, The Last Enemy: The Centenary Collection

“I love the capital. The wind on the health might call for a time, but the facile glitter of the city was the stronger. Self-esteem, I suppose, is one cause; for in the city, work of man, one is somebody, feet on the pavement, suit on the body, anybody's equal and nobody's fool; but in the country, work of god, one is nothing, less than the earth, the birds, and the trees; one is discordant - a blot.”
Richard Hillary, The Last Enemy: The Memoir of a Spitfire Pilot

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