Britain had its first blitz in World War 2 on July 10 through October 31, 1940. The reason for the battle was because Germany wanted to gain air superiority over Britain. They did not succeed.
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The word "blitz" was first used in Britain during World War II, specifically in reference to the German bombing campaign against the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1941. It is derived from the German word "Blitzkrieg," meaning "lightning war." The term gained widespread usage in British media and public discourse during the London Blitz, which began in September 1940.
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The Blitz was when the Luftwaffe(German Airforce) came over to Britain and dropped bombs down onto big cities. Their first intention was to bomb the RAF but decided to bomb the cities instead which is partly why the the blackout started. The Blackout was where the whole of Britain practically turned off all lights.
The Blitz caused an enormous amount of civilian casualties for the first time ever in war, as well as a great deal of damage, anguish and human suffering. If that was the short term aim of the German High Command it was a success. In the long term aim, to give the Luftewaffe control of the skies over Britain and soften up the population below in preparation for the invasion of the UK, it failed. The Battle of Britain saw the RAF keep control of the skies and made invasion impossible.
Blitz comes from the German word "blitz krieg" meaning lightning war, it was the bombing of Britain during wwII. Yes, as above, the Blitz was the bombing of the British cities following the Battle of Britain in the autumn of 1940 & the first part of 1941. Blitzkreig was the combination of the use of panzer (Armoured) forces coupled with dive bombers & rapid movement through a spearhead (Schwerpunkt) attack.
A few months after France fell. Wikipedia says 7 September 1940. It was pretty easy to find out. Just type "blitz" into Google. It's the second one down, the first is something to do with martial arts supplies, not the Battle of Britain.
they didn't many people died because of fright
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it was the first defeat for the germans
On the first day of the Blitz, September 7, 1940, around 430 people were killed in London due to German air raids. This marked the beginning of a sustained bombing campaign against the city, which would last for several months. The Blitz caused significant destruction and civilian casualties, profoundly impacting British morale and resilience during World War II.
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