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Lindbergh's life was touched with tragedy when his twenty-month-old baby was kidnapped, and ultimately killed, by Bruno Richard Hauptmann.

Lindbergh's life was touched with tragedy when his twenty-month-old baby was kidnapped, and ultimately killed, by Bruno Richard Hauptmann.

Lindbergh visited Germany in 1938 and was impressed by and spoke favorably of the German air force. He accepted a medal from [[Hermann Goering]] for his services to aviation. He attracted criticism because it appeared that he did not have strenuous objections to the [[Nazi]] cause, and some regarded him as a Nazi sympathizer. Lindbergh strongly opposed U.S. entry into the [[Second World War]]

Lindbergh visited Germany in 1938 and was impressed by and spoke favorably of the German air force. He accepted a medal from [[Hermann Goering]] for his services to aviation. He attracted criticism because it appeared that he did not have strenuous objections to the [[Nazi]] cause, and some regarded him as a Nazi sympathizer. Lindbergh strongly opposed U.S. entry into the [[Second World War]].

He worked as a civilian consultant to aviation companies, particularly Pan American Airways. He flew all over the world scouting possible routes that Pan Am could fly.

He wrote two books about his flight: ''We'' and ''The Spirit of St. Louis.''

Lindbergh worked as a civilian consultant to aviation companies, particularly Pan American Airways. He flew all over the world scouting possible routes that Pan Am could fly.

 

Lindbergh wrote two books about his flight: ''We'' and ''The Spirit of St. Louis.''

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