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In 1936, the Hindenburg airship flew over southern England, drawing awe before its 1937 crash ended the airship era.
In July 1936, the German airship Hindenburg flew low over southern England, passing near Southampton, Calshot, and Totton, drawing astonishment from residents who watched the massive silver vessel glide silently overhead.
The LZ 129, adorned with swastikas, was en route from New Jersey to Frankfurt and briefly captivated onlookers with its size and quiet presence, though the flight was not associated with mail or chocolate drops as sometimes claimed.
The event marked one of the final public appearances of the airship before its fatal crash in Lakehurst, New Jersey, in 1937, ending the era of passenger airships.
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En 1936, el dirigible Hindenburg voló sobre el sur de Inglaterra, generando asombro antes de que su accidente de 1937 pusiera fin a la era de los dirigibles.