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Berlin, Germany. C. 1943. Another section of the Siemens and Halske plant at Siemensstadt. Severe damage caused by RAF attacks in 1943-09 was, in part, repaired and clearance work carried out, but later attacks have caused extensive fresh damage among the buildings of the chemical works, electrical machine workshop and the railway control system building. Area is approximately 800 yards by 600 yards.
Berlin, Germany. C. 1944-03-08. In the outer industrial districts of Berlin, heavy damage has been caused to high-priority munitions plants. In earlier attacks on the Reich capital, before the RAF pen
Berlin, Germany. C. 1944-03-08. Damage caused by attacks by RAF Bomber Command in an area of Berlin approximately 1,100 yards by 850 yards immediately south of the Tiergarten and East of the Zoologica
EINDHOVEN, HOLLAND. 1943-04-05. EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO THE PHILIPS ELECTRIC LAMP AND VALVE WORKS CAUSED BY ATTACKS BY RAF BOMBER COMMAND AIRCRAFT. (BRITISH ADMIRALTY PHOTOGRAPH, C3502).
Berlin, Germany. C. 1944-03-08. Heavy damage to and near the Charlottenburg Station following attacks by RAF Bomber Command. Area is approximately 570 yards by 380 yards.
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
