The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 a member of the Australian Victory Contingent. An unidentified soldier stands beside him.
Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, in the badly damaged courtyard of the Reich Chancellery. In the background is a burnt out tank. Warrant O
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. Able Seaman Welland, RAN, PINS Iron Crosses (bought for one cigarette each) on a member of the AIF posing in an empty picture frame in Hitler's office in the Reich Chancell
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. 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. 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
