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The prison camp that built the world's fastest planes for its captors

The prison camp that built the world's fastest planes for its captors

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A brilliant aircraft designer is imprisoned by the state he serves. Forced to build weapons for his captors, he must decide where his loyalty lies.

The prison camp that built the world's fastest planes for its captors

This episode delves into the extraordinary life of Robert Bartini, an aerospace engineer whose identity and allegiances were constantly in flux. It explores the profound question of what one does when their life's purpose is co-opted by those who seek their destruction.

Person: Robert Bartini
Date of Birth: May 14, 1897
Location of Birth: Fiume, Austria-Hungary (now Rijeka, Croatia)
Imprisonment: TsKB-29 (sharashka)
Period of Imprisonment: 1938-1946

- Robert Bartini was born in Fiume, a contested city, to an unmarried noblewoman who reportedly drowned herself shortly after his birth.
- He was drafted into the Austro-Hungarian Army in 1915 and captured by Russian troops on the Eastern Front in 1916 at age 19.
- After his release in 1920, he moved to Italy, gained Italian citizenship, and joined the Italian Communist Party before moving to the Soviet Union.
- By 1936, his Stal-seven aircraft broke an international speed record at the International Exhibition in Paris, making it the fastest plane of its kind.
- In 1938, the NKVD arrested him as a spy for Fascist Italy, and he was sentenced to ten years in a sharashka, a prison workshop for engineers.

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