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Photograph P01205.008 Second World War, 1939-1945Kure, Japan. 1946-04. Ruins of the devastated city of Kure showing damage in areas burnt out by allied bombing raids.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kure, Japan. 1946-04. Makeshift housing constructed from scavenged materials in one of the areas of the city damaged by allied bombing raids.
Kure, Japan. 1946-04. Ruins of the devastated city of Kure showing damage in areas burnt out by allied bombing raids.

View of the remains of the Town Hall (City Office) building in Kure, Japan. Kure had been a major Japanese military and naval centre during the Second World War and was a target of allied bombing raid

Wreckage in the Kure shipyards, Japan. On his visit to Japan in 1947, Albert Tucker documented in a series of works on paper, the result of Allied bombing raids.

Kure, Japan. 1946. Passengers ride on the outside of a crowded tram. All forms of transport had suffered severe damage during the allied bombing raids and the surviving vehicles were often very crowde

LOGAWENG, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-25. THE LUTHERAN MISSION SCHOOL, ONE OF THE MANY BUILDINGS USED BY THE JAPANESE, DAMAGED AFTER IT HAD BEEN SUBJECT TO HEAVY ALLIED BOMBING RAIDS.

LOGAWENG, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-25. THE LUTHERAN MISSION HOUSE, ONE OF THE MANY BUILDINGS OCCUPIED BY THE JAPANESE, DAMAGED AFTER IT HAD BEEN SUBJECTED TO HEAVY ALLIED BOMBING RAIDS.
