The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Aerial photograph of the city of Cologne (Koln) with the cathedral in the centre, showing damage from bombing by allied air forces. To the left is the Hohenzollern bridge across the Rhine River, the piers of which were blown up by German engineers on 6 March 1945 to hinder the Allied advance.
Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. The twin spires of Cologne Cathedral, apparently little damaged, fling long shadows across the Rhine in this RAF reconnaissance picture, which shows the collapsed superst
Aerial view of the bomb damaged German city of Köln (Cologne), showing the cathedral and the destroyed rail and road bridge over the Rhine River. This image was taken from a Lancaster bomber, flying a
Cologne, Germany. 1945-03-07. The scene of devastation when American troops entered this industrial city. Heavy and sustained bombing attacks by Allied airforces virtually destroyed or damaged every b
Cologne (Koln), Germany. c. 1942. Aerial photograph of the city showing damage after bombing by allied air forces on the night of the 30/31 May 1942 which devastated the centre of the city, destroying
Cologne (Koln), Germany. c. 1942. Aerial photograph of the city showing damage after bombing by allied air forces on the night of the 30/31 May 1942 which devastated the centre of the city, destroying
Cologne, Germany, showing the cathedral and a destroyed bridge over the Rhine river.
