One of the many controversies surrounding the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre is, whether the women and children killed in the church were blown up by a German bomb or bombs; or in the alternative, whether they were killed by the explosion of a store of bomb-making material concealed in the church tower by the Resistance, accidentally ignited in the course of the incident.  All I will say is that there are two sides to the story; I offer absolutely no opinion as to which might be correct or, indeed, whether both might contain an element of truth.  Best regards, JR.

Church in ruins - Oradour-sur-Glane.

Finnish Karelians return home after the recapture of their lands. Many had to spend the first winter in a tent or shed of some sort. Autumn 1941.

Karelians return home 1941

London Underground (Metro) Bank Station, after the Luftwaffe decided to help out with the "Dig for Victory" bit, 1940.  Best regards, JR.