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Paul Billik (27 March 1891 – 8 March 1926) was a German World War I fighter ace credited with 31 victories. He was killed in a flying accident while pioneering civil aviation.

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rdfs:label	Paul Billik (de) Paul Billik (fr) Paul Billik (en) Paul Billik (pt)
rdfs:comment	Paul Billik (* 27. März 1891 in (Hultschiner Ländchen) in Schlesien; † 8. März 1926 Staaken) war ein deutscher Offizier der Fliegertruppe, der 31 bestätigte Abschüsse im Ersten Weltkrieg erzielte. (de) Paul Billik (27 mars 1891-8 mars 1926) est un as allemand de la Première Guerre mondiale crédité de 31 victoires aériennes. Après s'être reconverti dans l'aviation civile après la guerre, Billik est tué aux commandes de l'un des premiers avions de ligne, un Junkers F13. (fr) Paul Billik (27 March 1891 – 8 March 1926) was a German World War I fighter ace credited with 31 victories. He was killed in a flying accident while pioneering civil aviation. (en) Paul Billik (27 de Março de 1891 – 8 de Março de 1926) foi um piloto alemão durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial. Abateu 31 aeronaves inimigas, o que fez dele um ás da aviação. Foi um pioneiro da aviação civil, profissão na qual faleceu devido a um acidente de aviação. (pt)
rdfs:seeAlso	Aerial victory standards of World War I
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name	Paul Billik (en)
death place	Berlin, Germany (en)
birth place	Haatsch, Province of Silesia, German Empire (en)
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