World War II German fire document translations
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Title
World War II German fire document translations
Description
This report describes the general content of several World War II German documents on war-caused fires. Major emphasis was given to the translation of reports of the Hamburg police president and the Hamburg fire department action reports. The translated version of an evaluated report written by Hans Rumpf, colonel of the German fire protection police, on the fires resulting from the German attack on Rotterdam on May 14, 1940, is appended to illustrate points of practical information in regard to fire protection methods, fire damage, behavior of people in fire situations, and other factors relating to the spread of fire (e.g., methods of construction).
Subject
World War II
Germany
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Bombing
Conflagrations
Firefighting operations
Creator
Office of Civil Defense
Miller, Carl F.
Source
OCLC No.: 10898831
Publisher
Stanford Research Institute
Date
07-1967
Format
application/pdf
Type
text
Rights
Not under copyright. This was published under a government contract, NOO22866C0317, with the OCD and the originator, Stanford Research Institute, does not have a copyright notice on the publication.
Coverage
1939-1945; Germany, Rotterdam, Netherlands
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