Photo collection Government information service. Led by the Captain J. Breman, the 2nd Genius Compagnie in Amsterdam started recovery work of very far-reaching scope. Her task is to remove all traffic barriers in the city of Amsterdam as quickly as possible, including clearance work in the port. The work also exists by clearing up the gammoners in the streets, the gaps in the road surface, caused by wooden cubes, to close: flooded cellars empty, etc. A very special task is to lighten the lifting cranes At the Javakade, which were blown up by the Germans and form a major obstacle to shipping deep in the water. Before the cranes made by the Germans to be sinked at the Javakade in Amsterdam, a diver from the Royal Netherlands Navy will be investigated. June 1945. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

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Photo collection Government information service. Led by the Captain J. Breman, the 2nd Genius Compagnie in Amsterdam started recovery work of very far-reaching scope. Her task is to remove all traffic barriers in the city of Amsterdam as quickly as possible, including clearance work in the port. The work also exists by clearing up the gammoners in the streets, the gaps in the road surface, caused by wooden cubes, to close: flooded cellars empty, etc. A very special task is to lighten the lifting cranes At the Javakade, which were blown up by the Germans and form a major obstacle to shipping deep in the water. Before the cranes made by the Germans to be sinked at the Javakade in Amsterdam, a diver from the Royal Netherlands Navy will be investigated. June 1945. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

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