Bombs - Guns - Weapons
Jun. 06, 1970 - Czechoslovake aeroplane kidnapped: June 8th, 1970, eight Czechoslovakes forced the pilote of a machine Iljuschin 14, who wanted to take off from Karls-bad and fly to Prague, to change the direction and fly to Nurnberg. With weapons they threatened the 24 passengers and 3 persons of the crew. The eight kidnappers, four men and four women, who are young workers between 21 and 25 years old, were interviewed by policemen shortly after the landing: they asked for asylum. The machine flew back to Prague four hours after the landing in Nurnberg. Photo shows The kidnappers weapons
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Asked Asylum Flew Forced Interviewed Kidnapped Kidnappers Nurnberg Pilote Shortly Threatened
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