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Photograph 030290/05 Second World War, 1939-1945Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, looking down a large bomb crater in the Reich Chancellery.

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Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, inspecting the damage to one of the former reception rooms of the Reich Chancellery.
Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, looking down a large bomb crater in the Reich Chancellery.

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, in a bomb damaged banqueting room of the Reich Chancellery. A destroyed chandelier lies on the floor at r

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. A smashed chandelier in the banqueting room of the Reich Chancellery. This photograph was taken during the visit to Berlin of the Australian Victory Contingent. A destroyed

Berlin, Germany. June 1946. A member of the Control Commission of Germany in the bomb damaged banqueting room of the Reich Chancellery during the visit of the Australian Victory Contingent. A destroye

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. Squadron Leader P. Swan DFC (back left) and Flight Lieutenant Hooke DFC, of the RAAF (back right) and Sergeant Parkes, Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) (left), member
