The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Proyart, France. c.1918. Interior of the church, with rubble and debris lying among the ruins of the damaged building. Note the intact statue and crucifix on the wall. (Original stereocard housed in AWM Archive Store)
Hiroshima, Japan. c.1945-12. A narrow path winds through piles of rubble from the ruins of wrecked and extensively damaged buildings after the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06. Note the solit
France. c.1917. A large crucifix stands intact beside an extensively damaged church and other buildings in a country area possibly known as Crucifix Corner. It is an example of the remarkable phenomen
Vaulx-Vraucourt, France, 1917. Ruins of the church in the town located northeast of Bapaume. Damaged by enemy bombardment, the roof lies among debris and rubble on the floor of the building.
Wasbank (Waschbank), South Africa. c.1900. Sheets of iron and other rubble and debris representing the ruins of buildings destroyed by Boer artillery. (Original album housed in AWM Archive Store)
Hiroshima, Japan. c.1945-12. Piles of rubble from destroyed buildings after the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06. Note the extensively damaged multi-storey building in the background. (Origin
Kroonstad, South Africa. 1900. Ruins of a railway bridge between Kroonstad and Pretoria destroyed by the retreating Boers. (Original stereocard housed in AWM Archive Store)
