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1955 - They had never yet been in a plane: The two Tchecs who on April 14th knocked down the guard at Molin near Prague and got hold of the Fieseler Storch with which they passed the Iron Curtain. As plane engine fitters they had prepared escape for 3 years and had studied elementary nations of aeronautic in books. They went down near Rohrberg, Landkreis Rottenbrg (district Rottenburg), because short of fuel, but without accident. They were Rosenburg. They have now asked the American Authorities asylum. Photo Shows the two brave men: Machilner (19; left) and (20; right)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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