Sabotage against a forge and Joiner’s Workshop 03-09-1944
Housing and smithy viewed from the northwest.
Machine workshop viewed from the south.
The workshop viewed from the southeast.
Outline of the company.
Blasted machine parts in the workshop.
Close up of the smithy viewed from the east.
Crater from the explosion.
Intro
There were probably two explosive charges used in the sabotage. One charge was placed on the floor in the blacksmith's workshop, where a hole of approximately 20 cm in diameter was found. The other charge was placed on a turning lathe...
There were probably two explosive charges used in the sabotage. One charge was placed on the floor in the blacksmith's workshop, where a hole of approximately 20 cm in diameter was found. The other charge was placed on a turning lathe. In the explosions, the roof, gate, doors and windows were blasted and a variety of tools and materials were thrown around the workshop. The blast also tore several pieces off the turning lathe.
10420
291760
Seggelund Hovedvej 50
Seggelund
66 Haderslev
Hammelev-gruppen
AS-66-310
KF5-5240, KF4-5955
KL-6930
Hans Peter Jensen (FHM 14080)
Aage Trommer: Modstandsarbejde i nærbillede, 1973, s. 210.