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Image Not Available for Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.
Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.
Image Not Available for Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.

Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.

Creator P. Roth (German)
Date1937
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 21.5 x 16.6 cm (8 7/16 x 6 9/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/5408
LocationNot currently on display

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P. Roth
January 23 1940
Photograph
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Two cooks look at the array of home-grown pumpkins which can be seen at the Gastronomic Exposition in Berlin. Visitors will be treated with free lunches by the exhibitors.
P. Roth
October 7 1936
Photograph
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P. Roth
January 8 1940
Photograph
Remarkable exhibition of athletes in their typical positions by the American artist, H.T. Stowitsch. This exhibition will take place in Berlin on September 13th. The name of the sprinter in this photograph is Frank Wykoff.
Remarkable exhibition of athletes in their typical positions by the American artist, H.T. Stowitsch. This exhibition will take place in Berlin on September 13th. The name of the sprinter in this photograph is Frank Wykoff.
P. Roth
September 10 1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for The first scheduled plane of the newely opened airline Moscow-Berlin (via Minsk, Bialystok, Könisgsberg and Danzig) landed at the Rangsdorf Airport near Berlin yesterday afternoon January 21, 1940. The airport was decorated with German and Russian flags.
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P. Roth
January 22 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for The slick streamlined body of this car, probably offering the least wind resistance, is a Mercedes by Professor Everling. The car was shown during the Berlin automobile exhibition.
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P. Roth
February 17 1938
Photograph
Image Not Available for Germany's capital is well protected. This photo shows the "eyes of the airforce"; one of the many observation stations on top of high Berlin buildings where the horizon is constantly skimmed for enemy planes.
Germany's capital is well protected. This photo shows the "eyes of the airforce"; one of the many observation stations on top of high Berlin buildings where the horizon is constantly skimmed for enemy planes.
P. Roth
September 13 1939
Photograph
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P. Roth
August 13 1939
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mrs. Marie Hamsun, wife of well-known Norwegian author Knud Hamsun, reads extracts from her own works and from her husband's books during a lecture tour. She was invited to Berlin upon the invitation from the Northern Society at the Students House of the
Mrs. Marie Hamsun, wife of well-known Norwegian author Knud Hamsun, reads extracts from her own works and from her husband's books during a lecture tour. She was invited to Berlin upon the invitation from the Northern Society at the Students House of the
P. Roth
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Photograph
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P. Roth
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