Word: franz
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Crisply then he observed: "It is well known and proved that Franz von Rintelen came directly from Section Three B of the General Staff early in 1915 with $500,000 to finance sabotage activities [in the U. S.]. In an affidavit from the British Admiral, Sir Reginald Hall, who intercepted von Rintelen's instructions, we learn that he was told to 'burn, bomb and destroy...
...time, an official in the Austrian Imperial Government and after the war, he was prominent in the politics of that country as minister of finance for the republic. He is well known in this country as an historian and as the able biographer of Franz Joseph. Some years ago he came to Harvard and now holds the position of Professor of Comparative Law at the Law School. He is also a leading figure in the Institute of Comparative Law which is doing research work in an attempt to reach a greater unity in the law codes of the various powers...
...flying boat 0-1422, then bobbing at her moorings in the East River after a flight from northern Germany (TIME, Sept. 1). He registered too for his crew of three students from the Deutsches Verkehrs Fliegerschule (German commercial flying school of which he is chief): Eduard Zimmer, copilot; Franz Hack, mechanic; Fritz Albrecht, radioman...
Said Capt. von Gronau in the New York Times: "I had planned this flight [via Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, Canada] for two years, but I did not tell Zimmer and Franz and Fritz until we reached Iceland because I did not wish the authorities to find out. . . . They would have stopped me because of the risk and other things, and so I just went. One must have some daring if one is to live one's dreams...
...annual practice flight to Iceland; I will be gone tomorrow with three of my students." Next day Frau von Gronau received a note: "I am leaving on a longer trip. Love to you and the children." By that time the captain, with Students Eduard Zimmer, Fritz Albrecht, Franz Hack had taken off from the school's seaplane port at List, on the North Sea Island of Sylt. Their plane, a two-motored Dornier-Wal flying boat, was the same used by Roald Amundsen in his attempted Polar flight of 1925, and by Capt. Frank Courtney in an unsuccessful Atlantic flight...