Robert Thelen
1884–1968 (age 84)
Biography
Robert Thelen (1884–1968) was a pioneering German aircraft pilot who contributed to the early development of aviation in Germany. Active during a transformative period in aeronautical history, he participated in the advancement of flight technology and aviation practices during the early twentieth century.
Thelen's career reflected the rapid evolution of aviation during his lifetime, from the earliest days of powered flight through subsequent decades of technological advancement. His work as a pilot represented the dedication of those who helped establish aviation as a practical and significant field. He was laid to rest at Evangelischer Friedhof Berlin-Friedrichshagen.