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Photograph P00753.007 Second World War, 1939-1945COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, C.1944-03. MOSQUITO AIRCRAFT SEEN FROM A BUILDING ROOF-TOP, FLYING LOW OVER THE CITY ON A MISSION TO ATTACK GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS, SHELL HOUSE, COPENHAGEN.

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Odense, Denmark. 1945-04-17. Mosquito aircraft of RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force carried out a low-level attack on the Gestapo HQ at Odense on the large island of Fyn off Denmark. The building was very well camouflaged and some of the netting can be seen to the right of the building, part of which has been completely destroyed. The rest of the building has been severely damaged.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, C.1944-03. MOSQUITO AIRCRAFT SEEN FROM A BUILDING ROOF-TOP, FLYING LOW OVER THE CITY ON A MISSION TO ATTACK GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS, SHELL HOUSE, COPENHAGEN.

Denmark. C. 1945-05. Damaged remains of the rear of the Gestapo HQ building in Copenhagen following a daylight attack on 1945-03-21, in which Mosquito aircraft of No. 464 Squadron RAAF took part.

Denmark. C. 1945-05. The Gestapo HQ building in Copenhagen was a burnt out shell following a daylight attack on 1945-03-21, in which Mosquito aircraft of No. 464 Squadron RAAF took part.

Denmark. C. 1945-05. Rubble and ruins of the rear of the Gestapo HQ building in Copenhagen following a daylight attack on 1945-03-21, in which Mosquito aircraft of No. 464 Squadron RAAF took part.

Horten, Norway. C. 1945-03. Following an attack on 1945-02-24 by a force of Lancaster bomber aircraft on the Karljohans Vern shipbuilding yard at Horten there was very heavy damage to the whole of the

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
