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Q: How does the blitz impact WW2?
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What does the word blitz mean from world war 2?

Blitz in WW2 was an intensive campaign of aerial bombing.


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The Blitz refers to German bombing raids on cities during WW2


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What towns where affected by the blitz?

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The Blitz and the lightning war are two different things.The Blitz is the continuous German bombings England suffered in 1940.The lightning war - (Blitzkreig) is the strategy used by Germans during WW2 to breakthough rapidly the ennemi's defense, based on armored tanks (Panzer).


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The blitz generally didnt have a big impact. The Germans wanted to bomb England and they did, but they wanted us to back down, but we never did. They also wanted us to stop having food coming from other countries. We did still manage to get food and in the end make the Germans back down.