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Members of the Allied Occupation Force stand in the streets of Yokohama. Devastation from Allied bombs can be seen on every side. NI 6204
Westkepelle, Walcheren Island, Province of Zeeland. Results of bombs and shells. Here, where the Royal Marines landed, is the devastation facing repair squads. Note overturned boat on top of debris.
Krupp plant destroyed by Allied bombing. The devastation wrought to the Krupp arms works in Essen by Allied bombs is shown in this aerial photo made from an artillery observation plane of the 79th Division, Ninth U.S. Army. Troops of the 17th U.S. Airborne Division occupied Essen April 10, 1945, against little enemy resistance. The largest steel work of Europe, the Krupp plant was vital to the enemy ...
U.S. Marines defeat Japanese on South Pacific Tarawa Island. U.S. marines, crouched behind sandbags and amid the devastation and smoke of battle, prepare to advance in the offensive that captured the strategic Japanese air base on Tarawa and the adjoining South Pacific Gilbert Islands of Makin and Abemama. The Gilbert Islands offensive, in which 5.700 Japanese were killed or captured, was an important ...
Ploesti oil refineries and property burning and smoking during historic raid by 9th U.S. Air force bombers. Most of the damage shown in these photos was caused by incendaities and gunfire from the planes. The Major devastation was wreaked after the planes left the target area, by the delayed action bombs.
Verwoestingen Rotterdam. The destruction of Rotterdam. Drawn by Joseph Arens on Commission from Adolf Hitler. This is a rare close-up of the devastation wrought by the Luftwaffe in Rotterdam, which was attacked without warning with heavy loss of life to the civilians.
Holland.....This Swiss Cheese effect shows some of the 800 bomb craters inflicted on Volkel Airfield, 12 miles north of Helmond, Holland after an all-Canadian attack early in September of this year. Runways and buildings at the airfield suffered heavy devastation.
In The Bombing War, Richard Overy gives the first full narrative account of the aerial devastation of the European continent during World War II. From Stalingrad to the ports of the French west coast, from Clydeside to Malta, bombing was experienced by millions of ordinary Europeans. 500 pages ; 24 cm
"World War II was the largest and most destructive conflict in human history. It was an existential struggle that pitted irreconcilable political systems and ideologies against one another across the globe in a decade of violence unlike any other. There is little doubt today that the United States had to engage in the fighting, especially after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. ...
Looks at the Japanese suicide bombers and the devastation they caused during World War II. Investigates the factors that led young Japanese pilots to go on suicidal missions. Examines the role that fear of the kamikaze played in the United States' decision to avoid an invasion of the Japanese mainland. Includes footage of actual kamikaze attacks from U.S. and Japanese newsreels. Engels gesproken, Nederlands ...
Orientation Film no. 17 : shows widespread devastation and deprivation resulting from the war and conducive to disease and epidemics. Reel 2: Medicines are made and administered. Italians are isolated and inoculated. Swamps are drained and sprayed and natives treated in the South Pacific. Europeans receive food and clothing from UNRRA and military units, are pooled for identification, and return to ...
"In the summer of 2016 acclaimed archaeologist Richard Freund and his team made news worldwide when they discovered an escape tunnel from the Ponar burial pits in Lithuania. This Holocaust site where more than 100,000 people perished is usually remembered for the terrible devastation that happened there. In the midst of this devastation, the discovery of an escape tunnel reminds us of the determination ...