Sabotage against A/S Petersen & Wraae 12-06-1944
Outline of the sabotaged company.
The destructions in the workshop hall viewed from inside.
The blasted factory building viewed from one of the neighboring properties.
Intro
The company did not work directly for the Wehrmacht but supplied bottle rinsing machines, washing machines and fitted bolts for locomotives to private German companies...
The company did not work directly for the Wehrmacht but supplied bottle rinsing machines, washing machines and fitted bolts for locomotives to private German companies. Several people, around 8 or 10, forced entry into the company and threatened the factory manager and two sabotage guards who were then forced to walk out onto the street. While some of the saboteurs took care of these three people, others collected the six workers and forced them to leave the factory. Shortly after, an explosion could be heard from inside the building. No one was physically injured in the blast, but several ambulances had to be called to take some of the company's shocked neighbours to the hospital.
139815
3914820
Heimdalsgade 30-32
København
0 København
Holger Danske
Teglers, "Kalle", "Larsen" (Ringsted), Bent Nielsen, Jørgen Hendriksen, M. Weitemeyer, P.M. Møller og J.S. Jørgensen
AS-24320
KF5-5239
HD's liste
Hans Edvard Teglers: Sabotage. Amatørernes oprør, 1961, s. 82. Peter Birkelund: Sabotør i Holger Danske, 2015.