1) "The Man who Fell from the Sky" by William Norris
2) "La vie et la mort d'Alfred Loewenstein, l'homme aux deux milliards", M. Privat 1929
3) "Histoire economique de la Belgique 1914 - 1939" F. Baudhuin, Bruxelles 1944
4) "King Ottokar's Sceptre" The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. It has been said that an episode of this story uses as its base the tragic accident that brought about the untimely and terrifying death of Alfred Loewenstein. Unless TINTIN's author Hergé specifically documents this, I am skeptical. I need proof in Hergé's own words. Mia Grosjean
5) Article by Frans Van Humbeek (2021)
https://www.hangarflying.eu/2021/01/de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee
2) "La vie et la mort d'Alfred Loewenstein, l'homme aux deux milliards", M. Privat 1929
3) "Histoire economique de la Belgique 1914 - 1939" F. Baudhuin, Bruxelles 1944
4) "King Ottokar's Sceptre" The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. It has been said that an episode of this story uses as its base the tragic accident that brought about the untimely and terrifying death of Alfred Loewenstein. Unless TINTIN's author Hergé specifically documents this, I am skeptical. I need proof in Hergé's own words. Mia Grosjean
5) Article by Frans Van Humbeek (2021)
https://www.hangarflying.eu/2021/01/de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee
1) "The Man who Fell from the Sky" by William Norris
2) "La vie et la mort d'Alfred Loewenstein, l'homme aux deux milliards", M. Privat 1929
3) "Histoire economique de la Belgique 1914 - 1939" F. Baudhuin, Bruxelles 1944
4) "King Ottokar's Sceptre" The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. It has been said that an episode of this story uses as its base the tragic accident that brought about the untimely and terrifying death of Alfred Loewenstein. Unless TINTIN's author Hergé specifically documents this, I am skeptical. I need proof in Hergé's own words. Mia Grosjean
5) Article by Frans Van Humbeek (2021)
https://www.hangarflying.eu/2021/01/de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee
2) "La vie et la mort d'Alfred Loewenstein, l'homme aux deux milliards", M. Privat 1929
3) "Histoire economique de la Belgique 1914 - 1939" F. Baudhuin, Bruxelles 1944
4) "King Ottokar's Sceptre" The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. It has been said that an episode of this story uses as its base the tragic accident that brought about the untimely and terrifying death of Alfred Loewenstein. Unless TINTIN's author Hergé specifically documents this, I am skeptical. I need proof in Hergé's own words. Mia Grosjean
5) Article by Frans Van Humbeek (2021)
https://www.hangarflying.eu/2021/01/de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=de-zaak-loewenstein-moord-zelfmoord-of-een-ongeluk-boven-de-noordzee
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