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This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. The photos show the ruins and destruction after the gasometer explosion at the Neunkirchen ironworks in Saarland. The gasometer, 72 meters high, exploded on February 10, 1933 shortly after 6 p.m. and destroyed large parts of the hut area and the city center. There were reports of 65 deaths and 190 injuries. A novelty at the time was the burial ground in the main cemetery in Scheib, where the dead of both religions were separated by section but still buried in the same cemetery. Some of the photos are labeled on the back. Dimensions up to approx. 13cm x 18cm Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you.