The Trolley Mission 1945: Aerial Pictures and Photographs of Germany, 24 hours after World War II
Aug 2015 · Smashwords, Inc. (USA)
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This electronic book tells the story of a sightseeing tour of Germany at the end of the European War. In May 1945, thousands of men who had, in countless ways, played a part in the aerial attack on Germany received their first opportunity to see the fruits of their labors. The Royal Air Force (RAF), the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and the United States Army Air Forces (AAF, USAAF) all played a part in the destruction. The author, Markus Lenz, was born in 1975 and lives in Frankfurt, Germany. He is a private pilot and an economic historian and was collecting aerial photographs of the Trolley Mission.
This electronic book tells the story of a sightseeing tour of Germany at the end of the European War. In May 1945, thousands of men who had, in countless ways, played a part in the aerial attack on Germany received their first opportunity to see the fruits of their labors. The Royal Air Force (RA...
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Donald Robinson
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October 6, 2020
Great photos. Sad that it had to go this far but needed to be done.
Ahmed Muhsen
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May 8, 2019
very good book
Michael Radocaj
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April 26, 2016
Great
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