From Ace to Traitor: The Fall of Armand Pinsard
He escaped a German prison by tunneling under a twelve-foot wall, shot down 27 enemy planes, and became one of France’s greatest World War I flying aces. Decorated, celebrated, a national hero.
Thirty years later, the same man stood in a Paris courtroom in full uniform as a judge sentenced him to life at hard labor for treason.
How does a legendary pilot become a convicted collaborator? Host Alexander Lawson tells the gripping true story of Armand Pinsard — the Black Falcon whose extraordinary rise ended in betrayal, conviction, and a quiet fall from grace.
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