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#4 Women working on a rubbish heap next to the Trümmerbahn (a railway to transport rubble) in the old city of Dresden.

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Women working on a rubbish heap next to the Trümmerbahn (a railway to transport rubble) in the old city of Dresden.

The Reconstruction of Dresden after the Horrific Firebombing at the end of World War II

#4 Women working on a rubbish heap next to the Trümmerbahn (a railway to transport rubble) in the old city of Dresden.

WWII

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