Object details

Category
Photographs
Related period
Second World War (production), Second World War (content)
Creator
Press Agency photographer
Production date
1939-08-23
Catalogue number
HU 89119
Part of
FOREIGN OFFICE POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT (PID) SECOND WORLD WAR PHOTOGRAPH LIBRARY: CLASSIFIED PRINT COLLECTION

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