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Bochum, Germany. C. 1944. Bochum, before the attacks by RAF Bomber Command, showing an area of 250 gross acres of built-up areas.
Bochum, Germany. 1944-11. Aerial view of Bochum, after attacks by RAF Bomber Command. The area covered by it is 250 gross acres of built-up area destroyed. Note particularly the tremendous devastation
Saarbrucken, Germany. C. 1944-12. A damage plot showing approximately six square miles of Saarbrucken. The solid black marks denote visible damage in attacks by RAF Bomber Command up to 1944-10-29. Pa
Cologne, Germany. C. 1944-03. Aerial view of an area of 230 acres near the centre of the city of Cologne before any air attack by aircraft of RAF Bomber Command and 8th US Air Force.
Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. Aerial view of 230 acres of complete devastation near the centre of the city, after a series of heavy attacks by RAF Bomber Command, dating from 1944-05-30. Since the Spr
Germany. C. 1944-08. The Gewerkscharft-Rheinpreussen Synthetic Oil (Fischer Tropsch) Plant at Homberg, before attacks by RAF Bomber Command between 1944-07-06 and 1944-07-21.
Hamburg, Germany. 1945-04. From 1942-01 to 1945-04 the city sustained seventeen main force air attacks by RAF Bomber Command, including some RAAF squadrons. Over 16,000 tons of bombs were dropped, res
