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L 4

L 4 (factory number LZ 27) was an M-class Zeppelin constructed by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin in Friedrichshafen for the Imperial German Navy. It made its maiden flight on 18 August 1914, shortly after the outbreak of World War I. Operating from its base in Fuhlsbüttel, L 4—alongside L 3 (LZ 24)—carried out the first air raid on England during the war…

First air raid on England (19 January 1915), Stationed at Fuhlsbüttel near Hamburg & Internment in Denmark

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First air raid on England (19 January 1915)

British seaplane raidCuxhavenNaval airship base at NordholzKaiser Wilhelm IIAerial warfare
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Stationed at Fuhlsbüttel near Hamburg

KapitänleutnantGrafZdenko Magnus von Platen-HallermundDkOberleutnant zur See
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Internment in Denmark

VardeOdenseLeutnantAalborgDachshund
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Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)

NorwegianGerman East AfricaFanøTondernNorth Schleswig
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Designer
Ludwig Dürr
First flight
18 August 1914
Manufacturer
Luftschiffbau Zeppelin
National origin
German Empire
Primary user
Imperial German Navy
Retired
Last seen over the North Sea on 17 February 1915

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Stationed at Fuhlsbüttel near Hamburg

First air raid on England (19 January 1915)

Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)

Internment in Denmark

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L 4

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Edges77
Triples59
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
Components1

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L 4

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related to First air raid on England (19 January 1915) · 23
L 4 → At, British, Christmas Day, Cuxhaven, England, Following, Fuhlsbüttel, Germany's, Great Yarmouth, Hans Fritz, Hull, Humber Estuary, Initially, January, Kaiser Wilhelm II, King's Lynn, Kingston, Nordholz, North Norfolk, Poor
related to Stationed at Fuhlsbüttel near Hamburg · 13
L 4 → Fuhlsbüttel, Hamburg, Kapitänleutnant Graf Zdenko Magnus, Later, Leutnant, Oberleutnant, On, Petersen, Platen-Hallermund, See Kruse, See Werner Petersen, September, The
related to Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915) · 9
L 4 → Fanø, February, Fuhlsbüttel, German East Africa, Kruse, Norwegian, On, Platen-Hallermund, Rubens
related to External links · 6
L 4 → Aviation Safety Network, Chinese, Feb-1915 Zeppelin LZ, French, LZ, Zeppelin
Designer · 1
L 4 → Ludwig Dürr
First flight · 1
L 4 → 18 August 1914
Manufacturer · 1
L 4 → Luftschiffbau Zeppelin
National origin · 1
L 4 → German Empire
Primary user · 1
L 4 → Imperial German Navy
Retired · 1
L 4 → Last seen over the North Sea on 17 February 1915

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first zeppelin airship fuhlsbüttel 19 1915 imperial german four war near crew dk aboard denmark raid 17 members von platen-hallermund

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
L 4DesignerLudwig Dürr1.00infobox
L 4First flight18 August 19141.00infobox
L 4ManufacturerLuftschiffbau Zeppelin1.00infobox
L 4National originGerman Empire1.00infobox
L 4Primary userImperial German Navy1.00infobox
L 4RetiredLast seen over the North Sea on 17 February 19151.00infobox
L 4StatusLost with four crew members1.00infobox
L 4TypeM-class reconnaissance-bomber rigid airship1.00infobox
L 4related to Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)On0.60section
L 4related to Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)February0.60section
L 4related to Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)Fuhlsbüttel0.60section
L 4related to Crash at Børsmose Beach (17 February 1915)Norwegian0.60section

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