Zeppelins over England
By: by Freiherr Treusch von Buttlar Brandenfels; translated from the German by Huntley Paterson.
Contributors: Paterson, Huntley, tr.
Publisher: G. G. Harrap & co. ltd.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: London [etc.]
Language: eng
Format: Hardback
Number of pages: 231
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918 -- Aerial operations.; Aeronautics, Military -- Germany.
Description: A graphic account of the experiences of a German airship commander over England in World War One. A 'must' for aviation historians. However, this book should not be taken as a historical record of Zeppelin raids over England, as much is left out, e.g. airship losses where the author was not involved personally.
Table of contents: title: I.        A terrifying start; title: II.       In a snowstorm over Germany; title: III.      Six hundred bullets hit our airship; title: IV.      Bombs on England; title: V.       A journey through Hell; title: VI.      An R101 case; title: VII.     The Violet Club; title: VIII.    My Zeppelin 'sails' on the Alster; title: IX.      A Zeppelin adventure; title: X.       A black day for Zeppelins; title: XI.      Fired at over the Thames; title: XII.     An intensive air raid; title: XIII.    Over England in a badly battered ship; title: XIV.    The case of the 'King Stephen'; title: XV.     L59 flies to Africa; title: XVI.    Oh, these inventors!; title: XVII.   Aeroplane raids on Zeppelins; title: XVIII.  Six ships blow up; title: XIX.    Smart enemy airmen; title: XX.     Senior Airship Officer; title: XXI.    How many Zeppelins had Germany?; title: XXII.   The Scapa Flow of the German Airship Fleet; title: XXIII.  Postscript