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Daily in England Nazi V-bomb raids take their toll of victims
Daily in England Nazi V-bomb raids take their toll of victims

Daily in England Nazi V-bomb raids take their toll of victims

Date12/4/1944
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Original Toronto Star caption: Daily in England Nazi V-bomb raids take their toll of victims. Here a badly-injured; unconscious airman is lowered carefully by stretcher from a wrecked building
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019439F
Hit-and-run raids are still carried out by Nazi planes over England and in a recent sneak attack, the Germans bombed out one archway in a Brighton rai(...)
Hit-and-run raids are still carried out by Nazi planes over England and in a recent sneak attack, the Germans bombed out one archway in a Brighton rai(...)
9/14/1943
Soldiers and workers clear wreckage in search of victims in a town on the Thames estuary after a bomb raid
Soldiers and workers clear wreckage in search of victims in a town on the Thames estuary after a bomb raid
11/28/1942
Despite the two-night Nazi blitz which smashed whole streets and sturdy buildings into rubble, these surface raid shelters in Bath, England are still (...)
Despite the two-night Nazi blitz which smashed whole streets and sturdy buildings into rubble, these surface raid shelters in Bath, England are still (...)
5/19/1942
Wherever there is a chance of raising money for Hitler's victims--particularly in New York and other eastern cities--Nazi loot is being sold. It compr(...)
Wherever there is a chance of raising money for Hitler's victims--particularly in New York and other eastern cities--Nazi loot is being sold. It compr(...)
12/11/1948
After the raid-residents of a town in Surrey hasten to extinguish a fire in their home, caused by bombs of German raiders in yesterday's a attacks
After the raid-residents of a town in Surrey hasten to extinguish a fire in their home, caused by bombs of German raiders in yesterday's a attacks
8/19/1940
Buzz-Bomb, built by the U.S. Army Air Force and adapted from the Nazi terror-weapon, may soon outrocket the German make. It is shown here before launching
Buzz-Bomb, built by the U.S. Army Air Force and adapted from the Nazi terror-weapon, may soon outrocket the German make. It is shown here before launching
1/26/1945
Right, in the Burgerbrauhouse are gathered Nazi statues often used by Hitler, now wrecked by bombs
Right, in the Burgerbrauhouse are gathered Nazi statues often used by Hitler, now wrecked by bombs
5/7/1945
This is damage in Liverpool caused by Nazi fire bombs
This is damage in Liverpool caused by Nazi fire bombs
11/14/1942
Nazi robot plane photographed over England, London, June 20-Anti-aircraft gunners and relays of swooping fighter-pilots blasted dozens of Nazi robot-p(...)
Nazi robot plane photographed over England, London, June 20-Anti-aircraft gunners and relays of swooping fighter-pilots blasted dozens of Nazi robot-p(...)
6/20/1944
Miniature bombs held by Miss Vivian Baker at Piat, projectiles similar to those used by Canada's new V
Miniature bombs held by Miss Vivian Baker at Piat, projectiles similar to those used by Canada's new V
7/1/1934
Spent D-day at sea, Wren Mary Walker, a former employee of The Daily Star business office, who was on her way to England to serve with the W.R.C.N.S. on D-day
Spent D-day at sea, Wren Mary Walker, a former employee of The Daily Star business office, who was on her way to England to serve with the W.R.C.N.S. on D-day
9/15/1944
Her agonized Face showing the extent of her wounds, a woman robomb victim in England is aided by defence workers
Her agonized Face showing the extent of her wounds, a woman robomb victim in England is aided by defence workers
7/24/1944