Sabotage against Machine Factory A/S Petersen & Wraae 08-06-1944
Outline of the machine factory. The red cross shows the blasting site, while “1” shows the angle on the police picture.
1. The company machine hall viewed from inside. The red cross marks the blasting site.
2. Close up of the blasted lathe on the 1st floor of the company.
Outline about the 1st floor of the company. The black cross shows the placing of the explosive charge, while “2” shows the angle from where the police took the picture.
Intro
The company produced fitted bolts for locomotives and bottle rinsers. Approximately 60% of production was going to Germany. Three to four armed men forced entry by arriving with the last worker on the night shift, and managed to let in approximately twenty additional men through the gate...
The company produced fitted bolts for locomotives and bottle rinsers. Approximately 60% of production was going to Germany. Three to four armed men forced entry by arriving with the last worker on the night shift, and managed to let in approximately twenty additional men through the gate. Two explosive charges exploded in the machine shop on the ground floor. The German bomb disposal unit could subsequently remove another seventeen related, but unexploded explosive charges of approximately 1 kilo each. All of them had been planted on lathes and milling machines.
23127
647556
Heimdalsgade 30-32
København
0 København
Holger Danske
Teglers, Jonas, Jørgen Hendriksen, Bent Nilsen.
AS-24121
KF5-1775
KL-4240
HD's liste
Peter Birkelund: Sabotør i Holger Danske, 2015. Hans Edvard Teglers: Sabotage. Amatørernes oprør, 1961.