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home ||| superimposed city tours ||| research: dortmund ||| Psychogeographical mapping of coincidence in Leeds and Dortmund. Drifting through superimposed narratives of two cities at once. ||| dortmund 1942 ||| ||| April ||| Dortmund bombed. http://www.bomber-command.info 14/15 April Aircraft: 208 BC Target: Dortmund, town area http://www.historisches-centrum.de/ruhr/chronic1.htm 208 aircraft - 142 Wellingtons, 34 Hampdens, 20 Stirlings, 8 Halifaxes, 4 Manchesters - a force which was several times greater than any previously sent to this city. 5 Wellingtons and 4 Hampdens lost. 132 aircraft claimed to have bombed Dortmund but bombing photographs showed that bombs fell across a 40-mile stretch of the Ruhr. Dortmund reports 1 unspecified industrial building destroyed, 1 military establishment severely damaged, 4 dwelling-houses destroyed and 31 damaged with 4 people killed and 27 injured. M. Middlebrook & C. Everitt, The Bomber Command War Diaries, p.257 15/16 April Aircraft: 152 BC Target: Dortmund, town area http://www.historisches-centrum.de/ruhr/chronic1.htm 152 aircraft - 111 Wellingtons, 19 Hampdens, 15 Stirlings, 7 Manchesters. 3 Wellingtons and 1 Stirling lost. Thick cloud and icing were encountered. Only 88 aircraft claimed to have bombed Dortmund which reports 1 house destroyed and 13 seriously damaged, 2 people killed and 6 injured. Bombs falling in Dortmund were equivalent to eight aircraft loads. http://www.raf.mod.uk/bombercommand/diary/apr42.html ||| July ||| Jews taken by the Gestapo from the Steinwache to a northern quarter of Dortmund and deported. [Translated from] Gerhard Sollbach (ed), Bombenkrieg und Nachkriegsalltag: 1939-1948, p.143

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