Two blasted, double-decker trams occupy the centre of this scene of desolation and ruin in a part oj the Clydeside arca (probably Glasgow) that took the brunt of a recent German raid. The Germans announced that the raid on Glasgow was even more intense than the previous one on Coventry, but the shipyards never stopped functioning. This photograph was radioed to New York from Glasgow. Since then Clydeside has undergone more severe Nazi raids in common with Liverpool, Belfast, Plymouth, and other ports.
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