A German airship seen over Hull 19th August 1931. The familiar landmarks will be

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A German airship seen over Hull 19th August 1931. The familiar landmarks will be

A German airship seen over Hull 19th August 1931.
The familiar landmarks will be recognised. Between the wars these airships were allowed to freely fly over the country and many people were convinced they combined their passenger carrying with taking photographs and spying on our strategic places. German bombing maps captured after the war were evidence that this spying had been thoroughly

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