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Photograph 030287/05 Second World War, 1939-1945Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspecting bomb damage in Berlin Cathedral.

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Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspecting bomb damage in Berlin Cathedral. The soldier with the bandaged head (left), is Warrant Officer E. Maher, RAAF.
Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspecting bomb damage in Berlin Cathedral.

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspecting bomb damage in the Berlin Cathedral. They are standing behind a ropped-off area containing pil

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Sergeant Iris Parkes of the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS), looks at one of the beautiful paintings in Frederick the Great's Palace, 'Sans Souci' Potsdam. Warrant O

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent, on a visit to Berlin, looking at postcards of the Olympic Stadium bought from a German civilian at the Stadium. Warrant Office

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Warrant Officer E. Maher, RAA, wearing a bandage around his head (left), wears a German Iron Cross (bought for one cigarette), during his visit to the Reich Chancellery as

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Two AIF members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspect postcards in front of the Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral).
