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Olympic Games 1936 Berlin and zeppelin airship LZ-129 Hindenburg
On 1 August 1936, the Olympic Games at Berlin, Germany were opened. On that occasion, airship LZ-129 HINDENBURG flew from Frankfurt to Berlin, it was the so called “Olympic Flight”. After circling over Berlin Olympic Stadium, the airship dropped the … Continue reading
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Tagged Hindenburg, LZ-129, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZSG
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75 years airport Flughafen Frankfurt Rhein Main
75 years ago, on 8 July 1936, Frankfurt Rhein Main airport was officially opened. A Junkers Ju 52 Auntie Ju / Tante Ju aiplane was the first aircraft to land at Frankfurt Rhein Main airport. Later on that day, airship … Continue reading
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Tagged first flight, friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg, LZ-129, lz127, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZSG
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Zeppelin Goodyear Airship crashed at Germany – Absturz
Last night (12 June 2011) at 8.30 p.m. local time, Goodyear airship “Spirit of Safety I” G-TLEL crashed at Reichelsheim, Hesse, Germany. While in flight, the airship caught fire. Three passengers managed to escape during the emergency landing, the pilot … Continue reading
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Tagged crash, Goodyear, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg, LZ-129
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100 years Bordstempel – eZEP-newsletter April 2011
Dear Aerophilatelist, do you know what happened today in history 75 and 100 years ago? Well, 75 years ago, on 10 April 1936, LZ-129 HINDENBURG arrived back at Friedrichshafen, the airship was returning from the first South America Flight 1936, … Continue reading
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Tagged friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg, LZ-129, lz127, zeppelin, Zeppelin NT, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZPJ, ZSG
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Zeppelin LZ-129 Hindenburg crash cover from May 6, 1937
Flying from Frankfurt, Germany to Lakehurst, NJ, USA, zeppelin LZ-129 HINDENBURG carried on the 1st North America Flight 1937 a total of 8 mail bags containing 17,609 cards, covers and parcels. When approaching Lakehurst, the airship burst into flames. Only … Continue reading
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Tagged crash, Hindenburg, LZ-129, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP
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LZ-130 Graf Zeppelin II – Rare Colour Footage
Rare colour footage of the Graf Zeppelin II over Friedrichshafen in 1938, filmed by Goodyear Engineer Harold G. Dick. From the documentary “Hindenburg Disaster: Probable Cause.” The documentary mistook this footage as color footage of the Hindenburg. This is the … Continue reading
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Tagged friedrichshafen, Hindenburg, LZ-129, lz-130, zeppelin
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