The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Officer E. Maher, RAAF (centre), points to his newly acquired Iron Cross (at the price of one cigarette).
Berlin, Germany. June 1946. Members of the Australian Victory Contingent visiting Berlin seen on a tour of the bomb-damaged Reich Chancellery. Note the burnt out armoured car in the background.
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. 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. 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. A soldier of the AIF, awarded the Military Medal among members of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, exhibiting his German War Merit Cross (the price o
Berlin, Germany. June 1946. An AIF Sergeant member of the Australian Victory Contingent on a visit to Berlin, complete with Iron Crosses, posts in a picture frame in Hitler's office in the Reich Chanc
