Image: Birmingham Blitz D 4126
Description: Bomb Damage in Birmingham, England, C 1940 Although some debris has been cleared on this site on James Street, Aston Newtown, Birmingham, a large pile of timbers and some brick rubble can be clearly seen. Also visible to the right of the photograph are the twisted remains of several Anderson shelters. In the background, two of the terraced houses that are still standing have had the front wall stripped away by the blast, revealing the interior walls and floors.
Title: Birmingham Blitz D 4126
Credit: http://media.iwm.org.uk/iwm/mediaLib//41/media-41685/large.jpg This is photograph D 4126 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.
Author: Ministry of Information Photo Division Photographer
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