historic german things on Instagram: "A tongue-in-cheek 85s travel roast of Schleswig-Holstein — flat landscapes, wind that laughs at you, more cows than people, and two indifferent seas (Nordsee & Ostsee). Shot with stock footage: windy fields, coastal shots, cows, ferries, Kieler Woche, empty beaches, Sylt champagne vibes and Jack Wolfskin jackets. Voiceover: dry, sarcastic English; subtitles included. Perfect for dry-humor travel lovers and quick TikTok-style reels. Runtime: 1:25. If this mad

history on Instagram: "On May 6, 1937, the German passenger airship LZ 129 Hindenburg approached its final destination at Naval Air Station Lakehurst, New Jersey, after a three-day flight from Frankfurt. The 804-foot hydrogen-filled zeppelin was carrying 97 people (36 passengers and 61 crew) along with mail and cargo. As the ship maneuvered for landing, light rain began to fall. Witnesses watched as it dropped its mooring lines to the ground crew below. Seconds later, a spark ignited the hydroge