Lindbergh’s German Visit Shapes Nazi Ties and Doubts
Nazi circles viewed Charles Lindbergh as an ally before the war, inviting him on a nine day tour of German aviation centers after his 1930 visit. Leonard Mosley details how Goering and the regime cultivated a friendly image, using Lindbergh to assess U.S. sentiment and to showcase German industrial prowess while monitoring political prisoners and internal controls.
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Flight hero Lindbergh and wartime recognition amid world shifts
The piece discusses a belated honor for Lindbergh amid global tensions. It notes his standing as a friend to many nations, mentions his wife and a dramatic evening scene, and describes a summons to Washington where President Roosevelt welcomes him and offers roles in wartime service.
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