In the last part of the Nazi occupation of Denmark during World War II, the Nazi regime and its Danish collaborators started using bomb attacks, killings and more as a retaliation for resistance activity in Denmark. Both the resistance movement it self and the society in general was targeted with the goal of making the resistance activity unpopular among the Danish people.
In this film, you can see the aftermath of two bomb attacks in the Danish city Fredericia in 1944.
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This film is a part of the archive of The National Museum of Denmark, in which the recordings are titled “Film: Oprydning efter tysk terrorsprængning i Fredericia“.
The archive has noted the following information (and more):
Description: “Oprydning i Fredericia efter tysk terrorsprængning d. 6. maj 1944. 8 mm. Stum.”
License: “No known rights”
Photographer/creator: “Ukendt”
Source: “Nationalmuseet, Danmark”
Time of recording: “6. maj 1944 - 31. maj 1944”
City: “Fredericia”
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