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Photograph 130462 Second World War, 1939-1945LARISA, GREECE. 1945-04-15. WRECKAGE OF GERMAN AND ITALIAN ROLLING STOCK IN RAILWAY YARDS. THIS WAS THE SPECTACULAR RESULT OF RAF BOMBING DURING THE GERMAN WITHDRAWAL FROM GREECE IN 1944.
MED1939 Accession Number: MED1939
Description
Salonika, Greece. 5 December 1944. RAF armoured cars patrol outside Salonika, with a background of railway rolling stock which was destroyed by RAF air attacks. Units of the RAF Regiment who have played a notable part in the Greek campaign, assisting ground forces with armoured cars and personnel to harass the German retreat from Greece, have been operating north of Salonika not far from the Bulgarian border.
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MED1939
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Print
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Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
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Whole
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1
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Copyright expired - public domain
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