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Certainly the most successful zeppelin ever built, LZ-127 was christened “Graf Zeppelin” by the daughter of Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin on July 8, 1928, which...
Brazil Graf Zeppelin flight cover Sieger #239. D: Cover from Rio de Janeiro 18 Oct 1933 to Recife (Pernambuco). Blue pictorial Zeppelin Confirmation mark with 19-10-1933 date. Backstamp (arrival cancellation) Pernambuco 20 Oct 1933 (20 X. 33).
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After an exhausting world tour over Berlin and Japan the airship returns via the west coast to New York where it received a big welcome and ticker parade.See...
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They are hulking, but graceful — human-made whales that float in the air. For over a century, lighter-than-air vehicles have captured the public imagination, playing a recurring role in our visions of alternate realities and futures that might have been. In these visions, cargo and passengers traverse the globe in smoothly gliding aircraft, then dock
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The late 1920s and 1930s were the golden age of airships, lighter-than-air aircraft also known as dirigibles or zeppelins. At that time, entrepreneurs
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Image via National ArchivesSay the words "blimp," "dirigible" or "zeppelin" to most folk and they get an instant image of either the Hindenburg or Jimmy Page. While Germany's famously combustible blimp is the enduring picture in most peoples' minds, The Atlantic recently scoured a host of photography archives to compile...
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Biographies of each of the 97 passengers and crew who were aboard the Hindenburg when it burned at Lakehurst, NJ on the evening of May 6th, 1937.
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Whatever else the Nazi-government dominated operation might be accused of, they were not stupid. Beyersdorff pointed out it did not matter what gas was inside. The LZ-129 fabric would burn from the outside, regardless if the cells were filled with nitrogen. He wrote: “...that an incombustible gas cannot prevent a burning of the covering as long as this one
