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HINDENBURG CRASHES IN FLAMES BESIDE MOORING MAST
Members of the ground crew dashing madly away from the*burning craft
after it burst into flames while they were tugging at it.
The pride of Germany being consumed within a few rods of the mooring mast that was to have been her goal.
-- - _ •
Long after it crashed the ship continued to burn. This shows men working feverishly to remove survivors.
i,»j- ..
Dr. Hans Luther, grief-stricken German Am
bassador, arrives from Washington today to inspect
ruins of his country*s pride.
Dawn reveals this tragic picture—a soldier guarding the skeleton*
Arr mew of the wreckage, taken today, showing completeness of destruction.
—All Photos Copyright A, P. WirephotO,
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