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Many were bombed in one amount or another. London, Coventry Portsmouth & Plymouth were the most seriously affected. However this does not compare, except in the case of London, with the amount of bombing suffered later in the war against German centres of population.

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london obviously suffered the most. night after night the city burned and crumbled from the result of german "carpet bombing" and rocket attacks. notably the city of coventry sufferd terrible destruction due to a strategic target for the luftwaffa and also plymouth, portsmouth, southampton, bristol, birmingham, sheffield, leeds, liverpool, manchester, glasgow and newcastle suffered significant damage from major raids around 1941. most cities and towns in the u.k. sufferd some sort of aerial attack at the hands of the german luftwaffa during the duration of World War 2

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What is blitz short for World War 2?

(when the Germans bombed England) WHO EVER WROTE THAT LET ME IMPROVE.# The Blitz was the BOMBING CAMPAIGN carried out on British cities and towns by the Germans during ww2. War was declared on September 3, 1939, but the first few months were called the 'Phoney War' as little seemed to happen. The retreat of the British forces from Dunkirk in June 1940 was followed by the intense BATTLE OF BRITAIN fought in skies over southern Britain until September 1940. The Blitz then began, and lasted until May 1941


What cities were bombed in world war 2?

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Which part of the country were most likely to be bombed during ww2?

Bombs were dropped by the German Air Force throughout Britain in WWII, but mostly in the industrial conurbations and the south and east of England. Small port towns and remote airfields suffered bombing, but the most comprehensive bombing occured in London and the industrial city of Coventry.


Where did the London Blitz happen?

In London, England, during WW II, the blitz started during September 1940 and ended in may 1941. yes i no im the greatest


How Did Evacuees get the name 'evacuee'?

The evacuees were children and specific adults who evacuated from London and other towns to protect them from being killed by the bombs Hitler kept sending to England. In the English language evacuees is the proper reference for the people who had to evacuate. We would not say evactuationers or evatuators.

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