The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF.
RAF Caption: "Berlin tackles it.
A solid roof over the head belongs to one of the most essential things. In very many cases the house community put roofs in order damaged by incendiaries. The essential material were quickly brought by."
The photograph is of three men and a woman unloading roof tiles from the back of a truck. The scene takes place on a fairly major street with tram lines visible in the background. Also visible are large piles of rubble which is most likely the result of substantial bomb damage.
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Berlin tackles it. A solid roof over the head belongs to one of the most essential things. In very many cases the house community put ro
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Berlin tackles it. A solid roof over the head belongs to one of the most essential things. In very many cases the house community put ro
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "The life carries on. After the terror attack on a large town. Things still standing the day before, are converted into rubble by Anglo-
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
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Life goes on after a terror raid in a big city. Taking no notice of the ear-splitting noise caused by a shovel between splinters and sto
A Korean boy sits on the verandah of a farmhouse with a dry stone wall out the front. The roof of the house is possibly made from tiles or bamboo poles, while the roofs of the adjoining building and
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. "Life goes on after a terror attack. German students carry on despite the destruction by air gangsters". The photograph shows University Students and
