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Hindenburg Explodes category-babies-kids The governmentA routine landing in New Jersey turns into disaster as the airship Hindenburg explodes and burns to the ground, May 6, 1937. New York Times headlines the next day declared, "Hindenburg Burns in Lakehurst Crash" and " Ship Falls Ablaze; Great Dirigible Bursts into Flames as It Is About to Land." The original caption for this photo said, "The blazing airliner as she settled slowly to the ground." The German passenger airship caught fire and was
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