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Deutsche Luft Hansa

German airline
Also known as: DLH
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    It was the successor to Deutsche Luft Hansa, or DLH, which was founded in 1926, suspended service at war’s end in 1945, and was formally liquidated in 1951. The new airline, initially called Aktiengesellschaft fĂŒr Luftverkehrsbedarf, or Luftag, adopted the old name, run together, in 1954; but, whereas the old


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    It was the successor to Deutsche Luft Hansa, or DLH, which was founded in 1926, suspended service at war’s end in 1945, and was formally liquidated in 1951. The new airline, initially called Aktiengesellschaft fĂŒr Luftverkehrsbedarf, or Luftag, adopted the old name, run together, in 1954; but, whereas the old


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