List of passengers and crew aboard the final flight of LZ 129 Hindenburg
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This is a list of passengers and crew aboard the final flight of LZ 129 Hindenburg
LZ 129 Hindenburg
LZ 129 Hindenburg was a large German commercial passenger-carrying rigid airship, the lead ship of the Hindenburg class, the longest class of flying machine and the largest airship by envelope volume...

, which ended in the Hindenburg disaster
Hindenburg disaster
The Hindenburg disaster took place on Thursday, May 6, 1937, as the German passenger airship LZ 129 Hindenburg caught fire and was destroyed during its attempt to dock with its mooring mast at the Lakehurst Naval Air Station, which is located adjacent to the borough of Lakehurst, New Jersey...

. Those in bold died.

In addition to those noted below, Allen Hagaman, a ground crewman from Lakehurst, New Jersey, was also killed in the accident; Hagaman was the only fatality who was not a Hindenburg passenger or crew member.

Crew

  • Captain Ernst Lehmann, Director of Flight Operations, Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei
  • Captain Max Pruss
    Max Pruss
    Max Pruss was the commander of the LZ 129 Hindenburg on its last voyage and a surviving crew member of the zeppelin disaster.-Biography:...

    , Commanding Officer
  • Captain Anton Wittemann
  • Captain Albert Sammt
    Albert Sammt
    Albert Sammt was a German Kommandant of Zeppelin-airships.In 1919 he was helmsman on the LZ 120 Bodensee...

  • Captain Heinrich Bauer
    Heinrich Bauer
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  • Walter Ziegler, Watch Officer
  • Max Zabel, Navigator
  • Christian Nielsen, Navigator
  • Franz Herzog, Navigator
  • Kurt Bauer, Navigator
  • Willy Speck, Chief Radio Officer
  • Herbert Dowe, Radio Officer
  • Franz Eichelmann, Radio Officer
  • Egon Schweikart, Radio Officer
  • Rudolf Sauter, Chief Engineer
  • Eugen Schäubel, Engineering Officer
  • Wilhelm Dimmler, Engineering Officer
  • Ludwig Felber, Elevatorman
  • Ernst Huchel, Elevatorman
  • Eduard Boetius, Elevatorman
  • Alfred Bernhard
    Alfred Bernhard
    Dr. Alfred Martin Bernhard was a highly decorated Major in the Wehrmacht during World War II. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership...

    , Helmsman
  • Helmut Lau, Helmsman
  • Kurt Schönherr, Helmsman
  • Philip Lenz, Chief Electrician
  • Joseph Leibrecht, Electrician
  • Ernst Schlapp, Electrician
  • Walter Bahnholzer, Engine Mechanic
  • Eugen Bentele, Engine Mechanic
  • August Deutschle, Engine Mechanic
  • Rudy Bialas, Engine Mechanic
  • Jonny Doerflein, Engine Mechanic
  • Adolf Fischer
    Adolf Fischer
    Adolf Fischer was a highly decorated Generalmajor in the Wehrmacht during World War II. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. Adolf Fischer was...

    , Engine Mechanic
  • Albert Holderried, Engine Mechanic
  • Richard Kollmer, Engine Mechanic
  • Robert Moser
    Robert Moser
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    , Engine Mechanic
  • Alois Reisacher, Engine Mechanic
  • Theodor Ritter, Engine Mechanic
  • Raphael Schädler, Engine Mechanic
  • Willy Scheef, Engine Mechanic
  • Josef Schreibmüller, Engine Mechanic
  • Wilhelm Steeb, Engine Mechanic
  • Alfred Stöckle, Engine Mechanic
  • German Zettel, Engine Mechanic
  • Ludwig Knorr
    Ludwig Knorr
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    , Chief Rigger
  • Hans Freund, Rigger
  • Erich Spehl, Rigger
  • Emilie Imhoff, Stewardess
  • Heinrich Kubis, Chief Steward
  • Wilhelm Balla, Steward
  • Fritz Deeg, Steward
  • Max Henneberg, Steward
  • Severin Klein, Steward
  • Eugen Nunnenmacher, Steward
  • Max Schulze, Steward
  • Dr. Kurt Rüdiger, Ship's Doctor
  • Xaver Maier, Chief Cook
  • Richard Müller
    Richard Müller
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    , Cook
  • Albert Stöffler, Cook
  • Alfred Grözinger, Cook
  • Fritz Flackus, Cook
  • Werner Franz (Hindenburg cabin boy), Cabin Boy (the only crew member remaining alive )

Passengers

  • Leonhard Adelt, 56, Dresden, (writer, invited aboard flight by the Zeppelin company as guests)
  • Gertrud Adelt, 36 (Mrs. Leonhard, also a writer)
  • Ernst Rudolf Anders, 65, Dresden (tea merchant)
  • Ferdinand Lammot "Peter" Belin, 24, Washington, D.C. (student)
  • Birger Brinck, Stockholm (correspondent)
  • Karl Otto Clemens, 28, Bonn, (photographer)
  • Hermann Doehner, 50, Mexico City (Pharmaceuticals Importer)
  • Matilda Doehner, 35 (wife of Hermann, mother of Irene, Walter, and Werner)
  • Irene Doehner, 14
  • Walter Doehner, 8
  • Werner Doehner, 6 (the only passenger remaining alive )
  • J. Burtis Dolan, 47, Chicago (Perfume Importer)
  • Edward Douglas, 39, Newark, New Jersey, (Advertising Account Executive)
  • Fritz Erdmann (Colonel, German Luftwaffe; aboard as military observer)
  • Otto Ernst, 70, Hamburg (Cotton Broker)
  • Else Ernst, 62 (wife of Otto)
  • Moritz Feibusch, 57, San Francisco (Fancy Goods Importer)
  • George Grant
    George Grant
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    , 63, London (Shipping Line Executive)
  • Claus Hinkelbein, (Lieutenant, German Luftwaffe; aboard as military observer, was awarded with the Knights Cross in World War II
    World War II
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    )
  • George Hirschfeld, 36, Bremen (Cotton Broker)
  • Marie Kleemann, 61, Hamburg
  • Erich Knöcher, 38, Zeulenroda (Importer)
  • William Leuchtenberg, 61, Larchmont, New York (Industrial Manufacturing VP)
  • Philip Mangone, 57, New York City (Fashion Designer)
  • Margaret Mather, 60, Rome (Heiress)
  • Nelson Morris, 46, Chicago (Controlling Heir of Meat Packing/Stockyard Inerests)
  • Herbert O'Laughlin, 28, Elgin, Illinois (Manufacturing Executive)
  • Clifford Osbun, 39, Chicago (International Farm/Industrial Machinery Sales Exec)
  • John Pannes, 61, Long Island (American Rep., Hamburg-America Line)
  • Emma Pannes, 60, (wife of John)
  • Otto Reichhold, 40, Vienna (Manufacturing Representative)
  • Joseph Späh, 32, Long Island (Acrobat/Stage Entertainer; his German Shepherd Dog
    German Shepherd Dog
    The German Shepherd Dog , also known as an Alsatian or just the German Shepherd, is a breed of large-sized dog that originated in Germany. The German Shepherd is a relatively new breed of dog, with its origin dating to 1899. As part of the Herding Group, the German Shepherd is a working dog...

    , Ulla
    Ulla
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    )
  • Emil Stöckle, Frankfurt
  • Hans Vinholt, 65, Copenhagen (Retired Banker)
  • Rolf von Heidenstamm, Stockholm, (Retired Naval Officer, Industrial Rep)
  • Hans Hugo Witt (Major, German Luftwaffe; aboard as military observer)

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