ThU map has been prepared with the object of giving readers some idea of the relative positions of targets of the R.A.F. in their raids on the German capital. The area covered makes it impossible to keep to a set scale of miles-—the distance from east west shown here is some 28 miles, while the length of Unter den Linden from Brandenberger Gate to the old Imperial Palace is approximately three-quarters of a mile. Actually the centre of the city has been drawn to a much larger scale than the suburbs. Roads, railways and canals in certain parts have been uncompleted in order to avoid confusion. Readers should mark ipots in red ink on this map, and they will then have a better understanding of the scope of R.A.F. attacks.—"Duuedin Star" map.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 229, 26 September 1940, Page 7

ThU map has been prepared with the object of giving readers some idea of the relative positions of targets of the R.A.F. in their raids on the German capital. The area covered makes it impossible to keep to a set scale of miles-—the distance from east west shown here is some 28 miles, while the length of Unter den Linden from Brandenberger Gate to the old Imperial Palace is approximately three-quarters of a mile. Actually the centre of the city has been drawn to a much larger scale than the suburbs. Roads, railways and canals in certain parts have been uncompleted in order to avoid confusion. Readers should mark ipots in red ink on this map, and they will then have a better understanding of the scope of R.A.F. attacks. —"Duuedin Star" map.