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EIGHT MOSQUITO AIRCRAFT FROM NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF WERE IN A FORCE WHICH MADE LOW LEVEL ATTACKS ON THE GERMAN GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS. IN ADDITION TO DAMAGING BUILDINGS THE ATTACKS DESTROYED RECORDS HELD BY THE GERMANS OF THE DANISH RESISTANCE MOVEMENT.
Copenhagen, Denmark. C. 1945-06. Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) R. W. Iredale DFC and Bar of Heidelberg, Vic (right), talks to a member of the Danish Resistance movement, while inspecting the wrecked Gestapo
Copenhagen, Denmark. C. 1945-06. Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) R. W. Iredale DFC and Bar of Heidelberg, Vic (right), talks to a member of the Danish Resistance movement, while inspecting the wrecked Gestapo
A BBC journalist interviewing Squadron Leader E H Dunkley of 464 Squadron RAAF following a successful raid on Gestapo Headquarters, 'Shellhaus', Copenhagen, on 21 March 1945, by the Squadron's Mosquit
Mosquito aircraft of a Group of RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force, including some from No. 464 Squadron RAAF, attacked the Gestaop HQ housed in the University of Aarhus. This is the model that was made for t
Denmark. C. 1945-05. Three Mosquito pilots of No. 464 Squadron RAAF who actually took part in the daylight attack on the Gestapo HQ building in Copenhagen on 1945-03-21, give a demonstration at an air
AERIAL VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BUILDINGS IN AARHUS UNIVERSITY WHICH HOUSED THE GESTAPO RECORDS CENTRE. THIS SHOT WAS TAKEN FROM AN AIRCRAFT OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF, AND THE NEXT AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN IN
