Flight Into Hell- German Aviators Lost In The Northern Kimberley 1932
Episode description
The true account of two young German aviators, Captain Hans Bertram and Adolph Klausmann, who had to survive six weeks in the Kimberley region in Australia after they were blown off course on a reckless flight from Koepang in the Dutch East Indies across the Timor Sea to Darwin in 1932.
They were forced to land and so without food or much water, began their 53 day ordeal on an uninhabited, wild coastline. This is their story and that of Mike Atkinson a modern day adventurer who followed their tale. https://outbackmike.com.au/kimberley-expedition-overview/
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