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Photograph P00903.011 Second World War, 1939-1945AERIAL VIEW OF RUINED BUILDINGS AT AARHUS UNIVERSITY, WHICH HAD HOUSED THE GESTAPO RECORDS CENTRE. THIS SHOT WAS TAKEN ABOUT A WEEK AFTER VE DAY (1945-05-08).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AERIAL VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BUILDINGS IN AARHUS UNIVERSITY WHICH HOUSED THE GESTAPO RECORDS CENTRE. THIS SHOT WAS TAKEN FROM AN AIRCRAFT OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF, AND THE NEXT AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND.
AERIAL VIEW OF RUINED BUILDINGS AT AARHUS UNIVERSITY, WHICH HAD HOUSED THE GESTAPO RECORDS CENTRE. THIS SHOT WAS TAKEN ABOUT A WEEK AFTER VE DAY (1945-05-08).

Mosquito aircraft of a Group of RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force, including some from No. 464 Squadron RAAF, attacked the Gestaop HQ housed in the University of Aarhus. This is the model that was made for t

Mosquito aircraft of 2nd Tactical Air Force, including some from No. 464 Squadron RAAF, attacked the Gestaop HQ at Aarhus. This striking photograph, shows the shattered buildings during the attack. Ot

Mosquito aircraft of 2nd Tactical Air Force, including some from No. 464 Squadron RAAF, attacked the Gestaop HQ at Aarhus. This photograph, taken from a photographic Mosquito which flew on the operati

EIGHT MOSQUITO AIRCRAFT FROM NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF WERE IN A FORCE WHICH MADE LOW LEVEL ATTACKS ON THE GERMAN GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS. IN ADDITION TO DAMAGING BUILDINGS THE ATTACKS DESTROYED RECORDS HELD

Cowra, NSW. View of the site of the former No. 12 Prisoner of War Detention Camp located a short distance north of the township which can be seen in the background. On the left are the ruins of one of
