Refugees

Sep. 09, 1952 - U.S. Airlines help German refugees.: American airlines offer to all German refugees who are in possession of a proper document indicating that they were expelled from the Soviet zone, a gratuicious flight from West Berlin to West Bermany. German refugees, consequently have to pay only two third of the price to be paid by other well - do - air passengers. The price amounts to 64.00 Deutschmarks, this is equal to the price to be paid for the railroad. Effective September 1st, 1992, each and every American plane has twenty reserved seats for the refugees. Photo shows German refugees who were expelled from the Soviet zone are waiting for the next plane bound to West Germany. Young German kid are being taken cars for by a German Red Cross Nurse. Watch the billets in which the children have to remain unless they have been brought to West Germany

Restrictions Only for United Kingdom

Airlines Amounts Billets Consequently Deutschmarks Effective Equal Expelled Indicating Offer Paid Possession Proper Remain Seats Unless

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