Time’s Transformations: Before-and-After Shots of Iconic Locations Throughout History
Church St. Martin, Cologne, Germany – 1946 Vs. 2021
In Europe, World War II started on September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland. The war’s aftermath left streets and buildings in disarray, and many historical structures bear the scars of conflict. The Church of St. Martin in Cologne, Germany, stood as a poignant reminder of the devastation wrought by warfare.
During World War II, Cologne suffered extensive bombing raids that damaged much of its architectural heritage, including the Church of St. Martin. Yet, through years of painstaking restoration efforts, this iconic landmark has emerged even more splendid than before.
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