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Charles Lindbergh, 1927

The U.S. aviator hero Charles Lindbergh had actually three illegitimate children in Munich (undated archive photo). According to a DNA test the daughter and the two sons of the Munich hat maker Brigitte Hesshaimer are 99 percent certainty the biological children of the aviator, announced the agency of the aviator on Friday in Munich. In early August, the children had revealed their identity. Accordingly Lindbergh, who had crossed the Atlantic in 1927 as the first person to fly solo, had a nearly 20 years relationship with the woman

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10523768
Media ID
48156795
Size
2440px x 3375px (1.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / SZ Photo / Scherl
Date
1927

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