People had to make do with less because of the disruption of trade and the need to concentrate resources on war production. Bombing killed 50,000 and destroyed nearly half a million houses, and for a time invasion was widely expected. Over a million children were evacuated from major cities: for many it was the first time they'd seen the countryside. Rationing controlled food supplies, yet paradoxically living standards remained high as necessities were distributed more equally. Women replaced men again in essential war work. From 1942 the country adjusted to the arrival of 1.5 million US troops in preparation for the invasion of German-occupied France: "Oversexed, overpaid and over here" was a complaint of male Britons which reflected tensions with the newcomers in many areas. The war left Britain victorious but exhausted: "austerity" became the order of the day as the government sought to restore the nation's balance of payments. Rationing only ended in 1954 (remarkably, bread was rationed only in 1946-48, after the war's end).
horrid things OK i was there.
posted 1993,september 9th
fear, stave, sick , test them and murder them
people had to endure a serious of air raids and many more things ;)
In Britain they had many sirens to alert people to air raids.
Britain's Prime Minister during World War I was David Lloyd George.
during World War I, Britain had a very strong military.
It wasn't. The Battle of Britain was just one of many battles fought during World War II.
The Battle of Britain occured during World War II not World War I.
Great Britain was never occupied by the enemy, and 'belonged' to itself and its people.
In Britain they had many sirens to alert people to air raids.
Lots.
Britain had a coalition government during World War 2
It didnt endure anything and did fight back instantly
About 14,000 people dies during the world war 2.
the percentage was 33% hope that helped!
In most cases in Britain there was no way to protect homes.
The number of British soldiers killed in World War 1 was about 880,000.
Britain wasn't invaded during World War 2
Britain's greatest strength was the will and courage of its people to defend their country and their way of life. Other strengths were the leadership of Winston Churchill and his subordinates as well as the efforts of the many countries that supported Britain's defense during the war.
George VI was king of Great Britain during World War 2.