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22nd February 2019, 15:22
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Aerial atttack on a tram 12 February 1942
Hi,
Very familiar with WW I aviation history, but not really on RAF history from WW II. Here's what I try to find out. On 12 February 1942 the tram on the line Brugge-Leke in Belgium was attacked by probably a single plane in the area of Snellegem-Zedelgem, making several victims. What would be a good start for researching this ? It is said by some local sources that this attack may have been announced in advance. Thanks ! Johan 
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