Helgoland free again

The first workers arrive for cleanup jobs on the island of Helgoland on 1 March 1952. On that day the island of Helgoland was committed back to Germany by the British government, after it became a forbidden, death zone and a bomb drill ground of the British air force after the bombardement in the second world war and a heavy blasting

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1950er 50er Grossbritannien Historisch Landschaft Militar Politik Qualm Rauch Sprengen Sprengung Zerstorungen

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