Photograph of damage to Cologne, Germany
Photograph SUK13953 Second World War, 1939-1945Allied personnel observe the damage in Cologne in a business quarter, as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

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A general view of damage in the outskirts of Cologne, showing damage in the residential sector as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.
Allied personnel observe the damage in Cologne in a business quarter, as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. A general view of damage in the outskirts of Cologne, showing damage in the residential sector as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

An American soldier surveys the damage near Cologne Cathedral. Cologne had been the target of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. A severely damaged apartment house on the outskirts of Cologne, as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. A devastated street in a business quarter of Cologne, as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.

Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. Allied personnel examine some of the debris in south Cologne, as a result of severe air attacks by both the RAF and US Army Air Force.
