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... Hindenburg - With an aggressive Germany once more prominent on the map of Europe, a special appeal will be made by Emil Ludwig’s “Hindenburg and the Saga of the German Revolution ” (published by Messrs Heinemann, London). This is one of the most remarkable ...
... HINDENBURG'S PLANS. A 'Berlin telegiain st , :tes that ttie new Pre:dent, Marsha:l . Von Hindenburg, will • , rrive in Berlin on _day 11. He will tae the oath to th , constituti .n in tie Reichstag 51.1 y 13, ! , nd will afterwards receive th.- Ministers ...
... Hindenburg Disaster Surrounded by all these dull plans and diairams of airships, we talked. We spoke first of the Hindenburg catastrophe « Accident or design ?” I inquired. “ Neither,” replied Dr Eckener. “The Hindenburg was confronted by a very difficult ...
... The Hindenburg Disaster The shock caused by the disaster to the Hindenburg was the greater because ~ the German transatlantic airship _ gervices had come to be regarded as - models. The Hindenburg's veteran companion, the Graf Zeppelin, has ~ been crossing ...
... HINDENBURG'S SUCCESS ASSURED HEAVY POLL EXPECTED IN TO-MORROW'S VOTING It is now regarded certain that Field- Marshal Von Hindenburg will re-elected President Germany in the second ballot which takes place to-morrow (says His opponents are Hitler, the ...
... LONDON AND HINDENBURG. Progressive circles in London are rather sick over the election of Hindenburg. Among people familiar with Germany, however, I find not the slightest anxiety that this result is in any way the forerunner of the return of the Kaiser ...
... HINDENBURG AND THE WEST. Tbe German newspapers announce (says an Amsterdam Exchange telegram) number of new military appointments in tbe West. Two generals, whine names are not given, have been dismissed. It believed that they are the generals whose troops ...
... RAISING THE HINDENBURG SALVOR ON JOB THAT NEARLY BROKE HIS HEART Mr E. F. Cox, the salvage expert, recalling, in lecture in London last night, the raising, at Scapa Flow, of the battleship the biggest ship ever lifted, said spent £75,000 the job, and ...
... Hindenburg's Triumph. Hindenburg duly entered Berlin yesterday, and, according to the press accounts, he had a triumphal reception. The verdict of a crowd is very fickle. Many people are inclined for novelty and sensation. It was duly supplied yesterday ...
... HINDENBURG'S REVENGE. An Exchange Telegraph Company's Copenhagen message says: As answer to the capture of the Russians General von Hindenhurg has imposed war tax of several million marks on Suwalki, and has arrested ten prominent citiaens hostages until ...
... VON HINDENBURG — I Germany's new national flag, the Swastika, flew half-mast throughout Germany to-day- On his 88th birthday to-day, Field Marshal Von Hindenburg’s remains were borne to his last resting place in the gigantic *“Hindenburg Tower ” of the ...
... President Hindenburg. Naturally there is a great deal of interest in the call to Marshal Hindenburg to fill the German Presidential chair. Sunday's vote was a 'popular vote, but not a rpasoned verdict. Large numbers of Germans, men and women, like people ...