Hi- I'm a plane freak, and a friend of mine that's on this group asked me for some details on the plane that that post talked about- The plane they are talking about was the Focke-Wulf Ta-154 Moskito. The glue that was used in the prototypes was called Tegofilm. It was made in a factory near Wuppertal that was bombed. The next two aircraft off the line that were to be the first real production aircraft uere made with a cold curing adhesive that ate into the wood. One of the A-1 initial production series aircraft crashed when the wing failed in flight. My source on this is Warplanes of the Luftwaffe, edited by David Donald, Aerospace Publishing,
1994. Here's a link to some pictures-
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BTW, the British airplane they are talking about, the DeHavilland Mosquito, had similar problems when sent to the China-Burma-India theater with humidity attacking the glue joints in the all-wood structure.