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Image Not Available for A direct hit on an enemy railway behind the Western Front. Striking R.A.F. Photograph showing the explosion 30 seconds later. Note the enormous shadow cast by the clowds of debris thrown up
A direct hit on an enemy railway behind the Western Front. Striking R.A.F. Photograph showing the explosion 30 seconds later. Note the enormous shadow cast by the clowds of debris thrown up
Image Not Available for A direct hit on an enemy railway behind the Western Front. Striking R.A.F. Photograph showing the explosion 30 seconds later. Note the enormous shadow cast by the clowds of debris thrown up

A direct hit on an enemy railway behind the Western Front. Striking R.A.F. Photograph showing the explosion 30 seconds later. Note the enormous shadow cast by the clowds of debris thrown up

Creator British
Date1914-1918
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions15.3 x 21.6 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/633.93
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for One of the completely demolished houses on the River Mur near Bruck. It was just a heap of debris after an uninterrupted fierce downpour of rain caused many rivers in Styria to flood villages causing severe damges and loss of numerous lives.
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