27 May – Bombs dropped by American aircraft on the south of the town destroy railway lines, some industrial buildings and 600 houses. There are 500 dead and 800 injured.[80]
25 June – Bombs damage the railway viaduct across the Rhône, the suspension bridge, the goods yard of the station and the rue de la République.[81]
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↑Monographie de la crue du Rhône de décembre 2003: Déroulement des inondations(PDF) (Report). Lyon: Direction Régional de l'Environnement Rhône-Alpe. pp.54–57. ISBN978-2-11-098406-7.
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