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Date	Language	Origin	Issued	Keywords, Description	View
1931 September 17th	German	Germany, USA	Press photo Associated Press	Berlin, Tokyo, Germany, Japon, Marga von Etzdorf German aviatrix completes Berlin-Tokyo solo flight Miss Marga von Etzdorf, 22 years old, (left) being welcomed on arrival at the new Haneda Aerodrom on the outskirts of Tokyo by her cousin, Dr. Hasse von Etzdorf, an attache of the German Embassy, who was one of a large delegation of Germans from various parts of Japan on hand to greet her after completing 5.500 mile flight from Berlin. Miss von Etzdorf was the first woman to make the flight alone. It took her eleven days and three hours.	view
1931 November	German	Germany, USA	German woman's magazine 'Für Dich'	United Staates of America Unidentified US autogiro, picture inscription: a new California built typ of aircraft	view
1934 Feruary	German	Germany	newspaper 'Kölnische Volkszeitung'	German aero-sports, glider,Meurthe-Cup,French Aerbatics Cup,Aero Grand Prix France,Italian Air Ralley, Air Race London-Melbourne, Oasis ralley Egypt,Gordon-Bennet-Cup Information on 1934 air events	view
1934 August	German	Germany	newspaper 'Kasseler Sonntagsblatt'	Carius, Heini Dittmar, Fledermaus, Germany, Glider, Günther Grönhoff, Dr. Küttner, Loerzer, Rhön Mountain, Musterle, Pernthaler, Siegfried Holzbauer, Utech, Wiegmeyer, Windspiel Information on the15th Rhön Glider Championship	read
1934 early August	German	Germany	German newspaper 'Kasseler Sonntagsblatt'	Groß Felda, Klemm security landing of a Klemm sportsplane in Groß Felda August 1934	read
1934 early August	German	Germany	German newspaper 'Kasseler Sonntagsblatt'	Heidelbach, Heinkel The Heinkel sportsplane with the id 'D-ENUZ' had an emergency landing close to Heidelbach, due to engine failure. It was on its way from Kassel to Kitzingen.
1936 October 26th	German	Germany	German newspaper 'Anhalter Anzeiger Dessau'	Walter Blumenstein, glider pilot The glider-pilot Walter Blumenstein of the city Bernburg close Dessau/Germany, made his 5 hours distance flight by glider and is now entitled for the gliding perfomance badge
1937 Februar	German	Germany	Deutsche Luftwacht - Ausgabe Luftwelt	Berlin - Reichs-Sportfliegerschulen The German Sports-Leader of the German Reich established in the year 1936 the following sport pilots schools in Germany, 1. R.Fl.S. Rangsdorf, Rangsdorf, Area Teltow (Telephon Rangsdorf 365 - 368) 2. R.Fl.S. Bilefeld, Bielefeld-Windelsbleiche (Telephon Bilefeld 1844), 3. R.Fl.S. Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe/B., Flughafen (Telephon Karlsruhe 8336) 4. R.Fl.S. Hamburg-Altona, Altona-Gr.Flottbek, Flugplatz, Möllnerstr. 21 (Telephon Hamburg 493890) 5. R.Fl.S. Chemnitz Chemnitz, Stollberger Str. 100 (Telephon Chemnitz 34233) 6. R.Fl.S. Bonn, Bonn-Hangalar/ Siegkreis (Telefon Bonn 4590 - traffic control)	read
1938 January	German	Germany	unidentified German booklet of the NSDAP (missing title)	Germany The German airlines got important for the whole world. The amount of transported passangers trippled since 1932 to 326.000 passengers and the airnet grew continuesly. The airmail net alone grew within the five years of Nazinalsocialistic government from 31.000 km to 62.000 km. The distance, German airplanes flew per year, changed from 9 million km to 18 million km.
1939 day not given	German	Germany	unidentified German newspaper	Giebelstadt, Luftwaffe, Uffenheim, Winterhilfswerk The German airforce 'Luftwaffe' comany of Giebelstadt had yesterday a carnival. event in the city hall of Uffenheim for the benefit of the German winter-aid organisation 'Winterhilfswerk'. Many village people of Uffenheim followed the invitation and danced until the early morning.
1939 April	German	Germany	German schoolbook on mathematics	German airlines Comparison of the transportation capaticity of German airlines 1932 and 1936	view
1939 Mai, 4th	English	Germany	German press photo	Messerschmitt, Fritz Wendel original press text: German Aviator sets speed record Augsburg, Germany - Pilot Wendel, 24 years old, shown in the one-seater pursuit plane in which he recently set a speed record of 755,11 kilometer per hours. The performance surpasses that of Capt. Dieterle, who flew 746.66 kilometer per hour in a Henkel one-seater pursuit plane. - 5-4-39	view