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Bei Mödlingen, unterirdische Flugzeugproduktion Bei Mödling.- Unterirdische Fertigung von Flugzeugen Heinkel He 162, Deckname "Languste"
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Deutsch: Das Bild zeigt nicht das Werk "Languste" in Hinterbrühl bei Mödling, sondern das Salzberwerk in Tarthun. Dieses wurde nach Kriegsende gesprengt. Siehe hier
English: "BEYOND THE REACH OF BOMBS. In a salt mine near Engels, Germany, United States Ninth Army troops found these nearly completed Heinkel jet planes, capable of a speed of 650 miles per hour. The assembly line, 300 meters beneath the earth, was reportedly in operation for several months with an output of 40 or 50 planes a month. A large elevator brought planes to surface."[1]
Depicted place wrong name, this is not at Seegrotte, Mödling, Lower Austria. Its the salt mine/Salzberwerk in Tarthun
Date 15 April 1945[1]
institution QS:P195,Q685753
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Sammlung Library of Congress (Bild 141)
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Bild 141-2737
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  1. ↑ a b (September, 1946) [March, 1946] Pictorial History of the Second World War, Vol. 4, Wm. H. Wise & Co., Inc., p. 1,889
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