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The disappearance of Dr Diesel

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On the evening of 29 September 1913, a 55-year old man boarded the SS Dresden steamship in Antwerp, Belgium bound for London.

He took dinner on board the ship and then retired to his cabin at about 10 pm, leaving word to be called the next morning at 6:15 am.

But in the morning his cabin was empty. The man was never seen alive again.

That man was Rudolf Diesel, inventor of the engine that still bears his name to this day.

If you enjoyed this episode, if you got value from it or if you would like to help support this podcast, then please consider buying the author a coffee...or two. You can do so here.

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On the evening of 29 September 1913, a 55-year old man boarded the SS Dresden steamship in Antwerp, Belgium bound for London.

He took dinner on board the ship and then retired to his cabin at about 10 pm, leaving word to be called the next morning at 6:15 am.

But in the morning his cabin was empty. The man was never seen alive again.

That man was Rudolf Diesel, inventor of the engine that still bears his name to this day.

If you enjoyed this episode, if you got value from it or if you would like to help support this podcast, then please consider buying the author a coffee...or two. You can do so here.

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