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During the Second World War, the German Air Force developed an unmanned flying bomb, the V1 (Vergeltungswaffe).
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Organisation Todt, Nazi Germany's construction company, sent an army of forced labourers to an old marl quarry in the Netherlands in the spring of 1944 to convert it into an aircraft engine maintenance site.
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