278pp+illus. Dj has very minor wear to corners, book virtually fine. Signature to endpaper. A minute by minute account of the tragedy of the Hindenburg which exploded on May 6th, 1937, caught fire and lay in glowing ruins on the airfield at Lakefield, New Jersey. The horrific events were seen and heard by millions throughout the world. The official enquiry blamed 'static electricity' but the extent of the inquiry caused many to wonder and the author demonstrates what really happened.

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