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Revision as of 13:20, 9 December 2010
OPENING: What is a dirigible? What is a passenger Dirigible? What is our Time Frame? What are we focusing in on? Major Themes/Conclusions?
Contents
Dirigibles During the War
The rigid airship, although a product of many strands of research and design, is most directly tied to German Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, the namesake of the Zeppelin Company that produced German airships.
Dirigible Flying Experience
Relation to steamships
Luxury
General
The Graf
The Hindenburg
Empire State Building: Mooring Mast
Dirigibles as Communicative Force
Travel: More than Point A to Point B
International Symbol of Peace: Death Machine to Luxury Machine
The Urbane
Bibliography
Author. Book Title. Publishing location: Publisher, Date.
Author. "Article Title". Journal, volume, issue, page.
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