021288
Photograph 021288 Second World War, 1939-1945Damaged by shellfire from Vichy French troops, the Damour bridge was made impassable. Syrian labourers are shown here cleaning up the debris.
021287 Accession Number: 021287
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Damaged by shellfire from Vichy French troops, the Damour bridge was made impassable. Syrian labourers are shown here cleaning up the debris.
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Colour: Black & white
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