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“All together, the passengers’ net worth was over a billion dollars.”
“DZR had recently received a letter from a man named Hinrich Schröder, a children’s toilet seat manufacturer.”
“Lehmann’s was a complaint shared by many groundbreaking aviators, of the heavier‑ and lighter‑than‑air varieties alike.”
“Dogs always seemed to come along with American entertainer owners who were apparently unable to travel without them.”
“It was only May, and three quarters of the Hindenburg ’s 1937 bookings were for Americans.”
“There was a sense of irony to this, as the zeppelin company was facing an increasingly split reality.”
“While in flight, Mrs.”
“DZR had accepted von Meister’s suggestion and hired twenty‑seven‑year‑old Dr.”
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“When his medical services were not required, the doctor could conduct airship tours or organize bridge games as a sort of entertainment czar.”
“Such a near miss with fate apparently left Mangone unfazed.”
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“Feibusch was a German Jewish immigrant originally from Rogasen, or Rogoźno, a now Polish town that, like Alsace, had traded hands at various times in its history.”
“As doctors were generally good with people, his thinking went, the doctor could also serve as a guest relations go‑between for American passengers and German crew.”
“Thus far, DZR had been lucky that no passenger had fallen seriously ill while in the air, but it was only a matter of time until their luck ran out.”
“Also keen was passenger Peter Belin, the young Yale graduate on his way home to Washington, DC, after a year in Paris.”
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“Fairbanks had allowed little Bobby Burns off his leash so he could avail himself of the facilities.”
“Feibusch was on his way home from his annual business trip to Europe.”