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Junkers in 1920
Junkers in 1920
Junkers on the airfield
Junkers on the airfield
Junkers (centre) with W 33 pilots Johann Risztics (left) and Wilhelm Zimmermann (right), celebrating a world record of 65 h 25 m non-stop flight at De
Junkers (centre) with W 33 pilots Johann Risztics (left) and Wilhelm Zimmermann (right), celebrating a world record of 65 h 25 m non-stop flight at Dessau, July 1928
Theatrical release poster
Theatrical release poster
Mitsubishi aircraft manufacturing factory, Nagoya
Mitsubishi aircraft manufacturing factory, Nagoya
Mampei Hotel, Karuizawa
Mampei Hotel, Karuizawa