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Catastrophe of the Zeppelin airship Hindenburg (LZ 129) in

The fuselage of the crashed German Zeppelin airship Hindenburg (LZ 129) is on fire. Eyewitnesses watch helplessly the disaster. The first flight of the LZ 129 took place on 04.03.1936. On 06.05.1937, the airship crashed burning on the American airfield in Lakehurst. The cause of this 32 second tragedy has never been fully understood

Picture No
10520863
Media ID
48164022
Size
2483px x 1900px (1.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / SZ Photo / Scherl
Date
1937

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