The Phoenix
- ISBN: 0007109520
- Description:
The Hindenburg, pride of Germany,mysteriously exploded on arrival in the US in 1936. Goering pronounced the disaster an accident. However, rumours soon circulated that it was sabotage. But by whom and why? And why were 28 of the survivers declared dead by the Nazi authorities?
- Pages: 401
- Format: Paperback
- Genre: General
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