Germany - Lithuania - Poland
Jul. 07, 1956 - Aeroplane of the Hungarian Lufthansa landed in Germany. On July 13th at about 17 hours an aeroplane of the Hungarian Lufthansa landed at the NATO-Airport Manching near Ingolstadt (Germany). Seven of the 15 passengers had planned before the plane started to rescue. Because they knew that among them was an Hungarian detective they knocked all the others down. Nine persons had to go to hospital. Eight persons asked the German authorities for political asylum. Our picture shows: Some of the rescued passengers and the pilot surrounded by youngsters
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13177753
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46917332
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4915px x 3758px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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