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Why did British citizens hide underground in London?
Assuming you're talking about during the war - the London tube system provided an ideal shelter from the bombings - as they were deep underground.
What was the bombing of London called during the world war 2?
The Blitz or the London Blitz.
How many people were living in London during the blitz?
About 6 million
How many people died during the World War 2 blitz?
Lots">Lotsover 40,000!During the Blitz in London, roughly 40,000 civilians died and many many more were injured.
How many homes were destroyed by bombs in Britain during the blitz?
Over 2,000,000 people were left homeless after the Blitz. Of those 2,000,000, about 60 percent of them lived in London. The death toll for the Blitz was 60,000.
How many bombs were droped on London during the blitz?
7900
What was the most bombed city during the blitz?
London by far.
What country dropped the bombs on London during the blitz?
Germany
What is the setting in London Calling by Edward Bloor?
The setting is in in London during the London Blitz and in New Jersey.
What happened in the London blitz?
people got bombed
Where did the people go during the blitz?
During the Blitz, many people in Britain sought refuge in various places to escape the bombings. A significant number flocked to underground shelters, such as the London Underground stations, while others used public air raid shelters or gathered in basements and cellars of their homes. Some families also evacuated to the countryside to avoid the dangers of urban bombing. Community solidarity played a crucial role, with neighbors often coming together for safety and support.
How many people died during the blitz in britain?
The Blitz lasted from September 7, 1940 - May 21, 1941. 42,000 British civilians died in the bombing, far fewer than the British government had feared while the Germans air force lost 3,363 men.
