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ESSEN, GERMANY. 1943. ESSEN ESCAPED LIGHTLY FROM MANY RAF BOMBER COMMAND ATTACKS, BUT RECEIVED TWO DAMAGING RAIDS DURING THE NIGHT ATTACKS OF 1943-03-5/6 AND 1943-03-12/13. MANY WORKERS' HOMES AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS NEAR THE KRUPP WORKS ARE SHOWN BURNT OUT AS A RESULT OF THE RAIDS.
Germany. 1943-03-06. A heavy attack on Essen by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1943-03-05 caused extensive damage to the great Krupp Armament Works, and to commercial buildings and workers' dwelli
Germany. 1943-03-06. A heavy attack on Essen by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1943-03-05 caused extensive damage to the great Krupp Armament Works, and to commercial buildings and workers' dwelli
Essen, Germany. C. 1944-10. Damage at the Krupp armament works, inflicted during air attacks by RAF Bomber Command.
Essen, Germany. C. 1944-12. An area of the Krupp armaments works shown in a reconnaissance photograph secured before RAF Bomber Command began its heavy attacks on the plant in which aircraft of Nos. 4
Essen, Germany. C. 1944-12. A large area of the great Krupp armaments works at Essen as it appeared after recent attack by RAF Bomber Command in which aircraft of Nos. 462 and 466 Squadrons RAAF took
ESSEN, GERMANY. 1945-04-11. INTERIOR VIEW OF THE DEVASTATED KRUPP ARMAMENTS WORKS, ONE OF RAF BOMBER COMMAND'S CHIEF TARGETS.
