  :Creating an exhibit at a museum does not protect one from attack by scholars such as Gibbs-Smith and Frank H. Winter. There is no need to exaggerate the problem we are faced with by calling it the biggest lie of the century—it is only a small lie. I suggest that the centennial of the jet engine would be better saved until recognition can be granted Maxime Guillaume in 1921, Frank Whittle in 1930, or Hans von Ohain, who with Heinkel in 1939 built the first flying aircraft based on the jet. It would be unfortunate to hold a centennial celebration and be subject to global ridicule for being wrong. :I have no vendetta against Romania or Coanda. My only aim is to tell the truth about the situation. It turns out that the truth is a confused mess, with highly placed people on both sides saying exact opposite things. Wikipedia benefits from telling both versions, and attributing each version to its adherents.   