The crash of the SS Hindenburg, a huge German airship, on May 6, 1937, was a devastating event that shocked the world. The disaster claimed the lives of thirteen passengers, twelve crewmen and one person on the ground. Incredibly, there were sixty-two survivors. WLS radio reporter Herbert Morrison’s eye-witness account, ending with the words, “Oh, the …
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