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home ||| superimposed city tours ||| Psychogeographical mapping of coincidence in Leeds and Dortmund. Drifting through superimposed narratives of two cities at once. ||| research:dortmund ||| Dortmund is in the Ruhr region of Germany. The whole area was bombed heavily during World War Two, and Dortmund was no exception. It was a major industrial city, with important coking and oil plants, as well as producing armour and turrets for Panther tanks. By the end of the Second World War, 65% of the metropolitan area and 93% of the city centre were destroyed. My research has initially focused on finding out when air raids occurred. To date, most research has been online; a few sites contain reliable records of Bomber Command and USAAF sorties. Findings are presented chronologically, as well as a miscellaneous section and separate page on the Steinwache Memorial Museum. ||| Chronological ||| 1941 Air raids during June, July and August. more 1942 Air raids during April. more 1943 Two massive air raids during May. more 1944 Air raids during May, and from September to December. Second Battle of the Ruhr, 6 Oct-31 Dec. more 1945 Air raids throughout January, February and March. By end of the war 65% of the metropolitan area, 93% of the city centre destroyed. more Post-war Beginning research on restructuring of the urban environment. more ||| Spatial ||| Steinwache Memorial Museum Prison used by the Gestapo between 1933-45. more ||| Other ||| Miscellaneous Bittermark Memorial & Lübecker Hof. more

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