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During World War II, people often sought safety by sleeping in air raid shelters, basements, or underground bunkers to protect themselves from bombings. In cities heavily affected by air raids, such as London, many took refuge in public shelters or subways. Additionally, some families improvised by creating makeshift sleeping areas in their homes, away from windows and outer walls. These measures were crucial for safety during the frequent air attacks.
What else can I help you with?
What year did world warII begin?
In 1940s it begun.
What year did the us join world warII?
1941
What is another name for submarine?
In World WarII, the germans named it a uboat
What country suffered the most military deaths in world warII?
the soviets
What did Douglas macarther do in world warII that was important?
He defeated the Japanese in the Pacific Ocean!
Where was Germany's forces turned back during World WarII?
Stalingrad
What achievements did Franklin D Roosevelt accomplish in office?
he helped a great deal in the Great Depression, World warII he also gave millions of people jobs.
What happen to the gas chambers after the world warII?
some were bombed and some are still there (in Majdanek for example)
What happened in 1945?
the atomic bomb was dropped on two Japanese cities (Hiroshima and Nagasaki) then a month later World War 2 ended. world warII happened
Was AdophDayton in World WarII?
His name was spelt Adolph Hitler, am i the only one that knows these things golly gosh in a birds nest :O
When World Sleep Day was first celebrated?
The first World Sleep Day was celebrated on March 14, 2008. World Sleep Day was created to help promote the benefits of a good night's sleep. It also educates people about sleeping disorders.
How did smoke alarm change the world?
Prevented most people from dying in their sleep.
