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Summary

Flugakrobat Schindler (

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Title

Flugakrobat Schindler

Original caption

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Der Luftakrobat Schindler, der König der Lüfte, zu Tode gestürzt! Der deutsche Luftakroat Schindler, der König der Lüfte, stürzte in Böblingen bei Stuttgart bei einer Vorführung tödlich ab. Weitere drei Insassen wurden getötet. Der Flugakrobat Schindler bei Ausübung einer seiner halsbrecherischen Kunststücke, wobei er tödlich verunglückte.

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English: Klemm L.27 (D-1781), of Fritz Schindler

Depicted people

Schindler: Luftakrobat, Deutschland

Date

September 1930

Collection

German Federal Archives

	Native name	Das Bundesarchiv
	Parent institution	Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media
	Location	Koblenz (headquarters)
	Coordinates	50° 20′ 32.71″ N, 7° 34′ 21.22″ E
	Established	1946
	Website	www.bundesarchiv.de
	Authority file	: Q685753 VIAF: 137346469 ISNI: 0000000405552728 LCCN: n92025526 NLA: 36455393 OSM: 1844909 WorldCat

Current location

Aktuelle-Bilder-Centrale, Georg Pahl (Bild 102)

Accession number

Bild 102-10436

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Image title	Der Luftakrobat Schindler, der König der Lüfte, zu Tode gestürzt! Der deutsche Luftakroat Schindler, der König der Lüfte, stürzte in Böblingen bei Stuttgart bei einer Vorführung tödlich ab. Weitere drei Insassen wurden getötet. Der Flugakrobat Schindler bei Ausübung einer seiner halsbrecherischen Kunststücke, wobei er tödlich verunglückte.
Headline	Flugakrobat Schindler
Author	o.Ang.
Credit/Provider	Bundesarchiv
Short title	Bild 102-10436
IIM version	2

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