Aircraft stall during climb-out after emergency maneuver (G-CAUE)

What happened

Following departure from the airfield, the aircraft was in the initial climb phase of flight. During this ascent, the pilot encountered an immediate obstacle in the form of trees and was compelled to execute a sharp turning maneuver to avoid a collision with the vegetation. The aerodynamic load imposed by this abrupt turn caused the airframe to exceed its critical angle of attack, resulting in an aerodynamic stall. Consequently, the aircraft lost altitude rapidly and impacted the ground approximately two kilometers from the departure point.

The pilot sustained injuries as a result of the impact but survived the accident. The aircraft involved was registered under the ownership of T. G. Bartsch & D. Patry.