Hindenburg

by Jane Bingham

Published 27 July 2006
The airship Hindenburg is the largest aircraft that has ever flown. It was almost as long as the Titanic and 13 stories high. It had airy promenades to walk along, a baby grand piano in the lounge, and a library. Its wealthy and important passengers relaxed in the smoking room and enjoyed luxury meals cooked on board. Yet the airship was kept in the sky by a dangerous gas that is explosive when mixed with air. It just needed one spark. Timelines, a glossary, ideas for research, and suggestions for future reading are included in this gripping read about a famous tragedy. This book includes firsthand accounts of that fatal journey.

This thrilling series takes a detailed look at a number of man-made and natural disasters that have occurred throughout history. Captivating titles placing emphasis on the human stories. Variety of text types including personal accounts, newspaper reports and timelines

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