CENTRAL BERLIN BOMBED.—During yesterday’s raids on Germany by the R.A.F. considerable damage was done to Berlin, where the central Potsdam station was the object of a strong attack. Bombs fell also in the middle of Unter den Linden. Upper: Part or the Unter den Linden, one of the most famous streets in the world, which is two-thirds of a mile long and 1,600 feet wide. At the east end is the former Royal Palace, at the west end the Brandenburg Gate, and in the avenue itself is the remarkable monument to Frederick the Great. Lower: The Brandenburg Gate beside which a bomb burst causing damage.
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Evening Star, Issue 23679, 12 September 1940, Page 10
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105CENTRAL BERLIN BOMBED.—During yesterday’s raids on Germany by the R.A.F. considerable damage was done to Berlin, where the central Potsdam station was the object of a strong attack. Bombs fell also in the middle of Unter den Linden. Upper: Part or the Unter den Linden, one of the most famous streets in the world, which is two-thirds of a mile long and 1,600 feet wide. At the east end is the former Royal Palace, at the west end the Brandenburg Gate, and in the avenue itself is the remarkable monument to Frederick the Great. Lower: The Brandenburg Gate beside which a bomb burst causing damage. Evening Star, Issue 23679, 12 September 1940, Page 10
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