Rubble Collection (page 8)

First World War: mill destroyed by bombing in the village of San Giovanni, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

First World War: home destroyed by bombing in Cerovlje (it. Ceroglie), in the municipality of Duino-Aurisina, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina Cerovlje

World War I: the ruins of the church of Monfalcone, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Monfalcone. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

World War I: rubble of a bombed Italian country, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Friuli Venetia Julia. Date of Photograph:1917

People during a visit to an area with rubbles Liguria. Date of Photograph:1946

The Russia Villa in ruins after the earthquake, Casamicciola, Ischia Ischia Casamicciola. Date of Photograph:1883

First World War: woman and children in front of buildings destroyed by the bombings in Padua Padua. Date of Photograph:28/12/1917

First World War: The Teatro Verdi of Padua after bombings Padua. Date of Photograph:30/12/1917

World War I: rubble in via Ponte Nuovo in Gorizia Gorizia. Date of Photograph:10/1916

Building destroyed during the bombings of World War I in Borgo Zingraf in Gorizia Gorizia Borgo Zingraf. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Bagni Gurgitello, Manzi and Villa Belliazzi in ruins after the earthquake, Casamicciola, Ischia Ischia Casamicciola. Date of Photograph:1883

Florence flood of November 4, 1966: the shoe store Cresti Flooded via Pietrapiana Florence via Pietrapiana. Date of Photograph:04-06/11/1966

World War I: bombed house in Gorizia Gorizia. Date of Photograph:29/07/1917

World War I : Scene of a conversation between an officer and two soldiers. In the background buildings destroyed by bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Buildings in Cantucci street in Gorizia destroyed during the bombings of World War I Gorizia Cantucci street. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

The Giuochi doctor's house in ruins after the earthquake, Casamicciola, Ischia Ischia Casamicciola. Date of Photograph:1883

World War I: buildings damaged by bombing in Kalemegdan Serbia Kalemegdan. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Building demolished by bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Debris in the main street of Vise after the passage of the German army during the First World War Belgium Vis. Date of Photograph:1917

World War I: the station of Lupkov destroyed by bombing Europe Lupkov. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: a war zone bombed Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: rubble after the withdrawal of the enemy Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: a station destroyed by bombing Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

View of the Corso Vittorio Emanuele in Messina, after the earthquake of 1908; Stereoscopic photograph Messina Corso Vittorio Emanuele. Date of Photograph:1910 ca

Earthquakes of November 16, 1894 in Seminara in Calabria Seminara. Date of Photograph:1894

Unexploded bomb near a tub Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Rubble after a bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

The rubble of the Bell tower of the Basilica of S. Marco, collapsed on 14 July 1902 in Piazza S. Marco, Venice Venice Piazza S. Marco. Date of Photograph:14/04/1902

The rubble of the Bell tower of the Basilica of S. Marco, collapsed on 14 July 1902 in Piazza S. Marco, Venice Venice Piazza S. Marco. Date of Photograph:14/04/1902

View of Messina destroyed by the earthquake of 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

Rubble of houses collapsed in the earthquake of Messina in 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

Buildings collapsed in the earthquake of 1908 in Messina Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

View of the damages to the port of Catania after the storm of February 23, 1902 Catania. Date of Photograph:1902

Church of Messina destroyed by the earthquake of 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

Group of people in the rubble of destroyed Messina earthquake of 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

A building destroyed by the earthquake of Messina in 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

View of a street devastated by the earthquake of Messina in Messina in 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:15/02/1909

Rubble of collapsed houses in the earthquake of Messina in 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:13/02/1909

Rubble of a house collapsed in the earthquake of Messina in 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:13/02/1909

The Cathedral of Messina just after the earthquake of December 28, 1908 Messina. Date of Photograph:28/12/1908

Sicilian-calabro earthquake of 28 December 1908: Orione fountain in Piazza Duomo in Messina after the earthquake Messina Fountain High Renaissance, Renaissance

Demolished buildings along the river of the Pierleoni in Rome Rome. Date of Photograph:1880-1887 ca

Demolition front of the house of Cesarini (connection with the Tower of Paul III) in Rome Rome. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca

Building during demolition near the Houses of Borgia near the Church of St. Peter in Chains in Rome Rome. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca

Demolition of buildings in the area of the Roman Forum in Rome. In the background the dome of the Church of Santi Luca e Martina and tower (called Katarina)

Demolition of buildings in the area of the Roman Forum in Rome. In the background the dome of the Church of Santi Luca e Martina and tower (called Katarina)

Man looking the rubble of a building in Rome Rome. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca

Via della Fiumara obstructed from the rubble of demolished houses along the present Lungotevere Cenci Rome. Date of Photograph:1870 ca

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In the midst of destruction and chaos, a woman finds solace in a simple cup of tea. As she sits amidst the bomb damage at New Cross after air raids, her resilience shines through. The remnants of buildings serve as a reminder of the horrors endured during World War II. Brampton Road in Bexleyheath bears witness to the devastating impact of bombs. The once bustling street now lies in ruins, its structures reduced to rubble. But even amidst this desolation, hope flickers like a distant flame. Kilgour Road in SE London tells a similar tale - another casualty of war's wrath. Yet within these broken walls lie stories untold; stories of survival and strength that refuse to be silenced by destruction. Fulwell Mill stands tall against all odds, an emblematic symbol rising from the ashes. It serves as a testament to human resilience and determination - proof that even when everything seems lost, there is always room for rebirth. The Blitz ravages London relentlessly, leaving no stone unturned. Ambulance sirens wail through Ladywell in Lewisham as brave souls rush to aid those affected by the bombings. In times of darkness, heroes emerge from unexpected places. St Andrews Parish Church in Plymouth stands defiantly amid the wreckage caused by relentless bombing campaigns during World War II. Its shattered facade echoes tales of loss and despair but also whispers promises of rebuilding and renewal. Al Khazneh (The Treasury) in Petra, Jordan showcases how time can transform ruins into wonders. Carved into rock formations centuries ago, it remains an awe-inspiring testament to mankind's ability to create beauty even amidst chaos. Balham High Road bears scars inflicted by enemy attacks during WWII's Blitz on London. Yet life goes on; people continue their daily routines despite adversity looming overhead like dark clouds ready to burst with devastation. NFS (London Region) Pimlico V1 bombing attack reminds us of the constant threat faced by civilians during wartime.