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Millions of buildings were destroyed during World War 2. Most of these were resulted of being knock down by Air Assults or tanks firing or mis firing at buildings e.g. Stalingrads buildings were mostly destroyed during the course of world war 2.
IT destroyed important buildings
In May of 1940, Amsterdam and Rotterdam were taken over by the Nazis. The Nazis damaged many buildings in both towns and thousands of Dutch people were killed. The Royal family of the Netherlands managed to escape to England. Beautiful architecture and many homes were destroyed. The people began to starve toward the end of the war because the Nazis starved them on purpose. The Canadians rescued them and liberated the nation in 1945.
Basically, the Battleship Oregon was destroyed during WWII, but not in a battle. Since the late '20s, it had been a floating museum moored on the Willamette River in downtown Portland, Ore. In 1942, after WWII broke out, it was towed downriver, where its non-functioning guns were removed, along with the superstructure -- the above-deck buildings. The hull then was used as an ammunition barge, hauling explosives around the South Pacific for the Allies. It was scrapped in Japan -- how ironic -- in 1957.
Bombs and fires destroyed much of London.
Both the North and South towers of the World Trade Center were hit, and one section of the Pentagon.
There are "World Trade Centers" in various cities in the US and the world. The WTC complex in New York City included 7 buildings in 2001, with 3 destroyed and the rest badly damaged by the September 11 attacks.
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Millions of buildings were destroyed during World War 2. Most of these were resulted of being knock down by Air Assults or tanks firing or mis firing at buildings e.g. Stalingrads buildings were mostly destroyed during the course of world war 2.
There are "World Trade Centers" in various cities in the US and the world. The WTC complex in New York City included 7 buildings in 2001, with 3 destroyed and the rest badly damaged by the September 11 attacks.
Hiroshima was destroyed in 80% of the buildings. They measured that by the buildings still standing. That they didn't take in consideration was the number of the still standing buildings that served no purpose. Still standing doesn't mean you can use it. As a matter of fact, most of the still standing buildings were destroyed for being not safe for living or housing a manufacturing plant.
IT destroyed important buildings
0 buildings were destoryed in WW1 AND WW2
Killed many people and destroyed many buildings.
Most of them - especially near the docks in east London.
Some buildings, docks, warships and warplanes.
Well in WWI lots of buildings were destroyed, over 8 million. But one of them was Big Ben, and after the war they build it again.