Adequate erciae 0 mie "eau? raid on German warships at Bergen yesterday when one large German cruiser was sunk by a heavy bomb and other warships were believed damaged. The attack was made by relays of aircraft in quick succession and was delivered by a strong force of long-range bombers in face of intense anti-aircraft fre from warships.
'A series of bombing attacks was made by aircraft flying in sections in Tine with the principal targets being two large cruisers and two destroyers lying at anchor Ju the Bergen roadstead. Due to failing tight, accurate observations of results were dificult, but one heavy bomb "was seen to register a direct hit on the afterpart of a large cruiser of the Kann class. Other warships are believed to have been damaged.
Despite the intense fire to which they were subjected all British air. craft returned safely, making a night landing at their bases after a fight of approximately eight hours' dura-
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