Captured Essen – first pictures inside Krupps
Title
Captured Essen – first pictures inside Krupps
Description
An industrial building has been severely damaged. The metal frame of the ceiling has fallen in and rubble consists of a mixture of metal, wood and stone debris. Two gun barrels are lying prominently on the floor in the middle of the photograph.
On the reverse
‘BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH …………CL. 2386. XF.
AIR MINISTRY.
CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED.
CAPTURED ESSEN – FIRST PICTURES INSIDE KRUPPS.
These pictures were taken by two R.A.F. Officer Photographers yesterday at (11.4.45) show interior view of the devastated Krupps works at Essen, one of the R.A.F.’s chief targets during the war.
PHOTO SHOWS: - Inside the gun factory showing 60 ft. long.’
On the reverse
‘BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH …………CL. 2386. XF.
AIR MINISTRY.
CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED.
CAPTURED ESSEN – FIRST PICTURES INSIDE KRUPPS.
These pictures were taken by two R.A.F. Officer Photographers yesterday at (11.4.45) show interior view of the devastated Krupps works at Essen, one of the R.A.F.’s chief targets during the war.
PHOTO SHOWS: - Inside the gun factory showing 60 ft. long.’
Creator
Date
1945-04-11
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
One b/w photograph
Publisher
Rights
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Contributor
Identifier
PFlowersHJ1607, PFlowersHJ1608
Collection
Citation
Great Britain. Royal Air Force, “Captured Essen – first pictures inside Krupps,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed September 17, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/9544.
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