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What was life like for civilians in Tokyo during World War 2?
Like their ally Germany, Japanese civilians had to endure US/allied "air raids" (aerial bombing). As for routine living; Japanese males were drafted into military service (as in Germany), and the females were sent to factories to support the war effort.
How did Hitler try to break the morale of the British people?
Mainly through air attacks and attacks on its navy and army's in other places.
What did civilians shelter in when the blitz caim?
During the Blitz, civilians in the UK sought shelter primarily in underground stations, public shelters, and private basements to protect themselves from German bombing raids. Many people also constructed makeshift shelters in their backyards, such as the Anderson shelters, which were made of corrugated steel and designed to withstand bomb blasts. The government encouraged the use of these shelters to minimize casualties during the air raids.
Was Germany the strongest nation after world war 2?
After WWII, Germany was defeated, bankrupt, and mostly a pile of rubble from Allied bombing raids.
How many innocent civilians died in bombing raids in Britain in world war 2?
Approximately 2 million people....Not quite, more like 67,000
What was life like for civilians in Tokyo during World War 2?
Like their ally Germany, Japanese civilians had to endure US/allied "air raids" (aerial bombing). As for routine living; Japanese males were drafted into military service (as in Germany), and the females were sent to factories to support the war effort.
What British city did Germany beginning nightly bombing in world war 2?
Germany started to do night raids in the Spring of 1942, In the city of London during The Battle of Britan.
How did General Grant's policies on raids compare to the Allied bombing of Germany in World War 2?
Some historians see that Grant's raids against Southern communications were similar to one of the principal objectives of strategic bombing in WW 2. Perhaps the truly successful part of Allied bombing of Germany in WW 2 was the Allied attack on German railroads. One significant difference was that Grant's raids on Southern railways was not intended to terrorize Southern civilians. Allied bombing of Germany in the middle of WW 2 not only were designed to destroy rail links but to bring terror to German civilians. Curiously the railway bombings failed to destroy rail links that transported Jews to the Nazi death camps.
What city was a major target during German bombing raids?
Liverpool
How did Hitler try to break the morale of the British people?
Mainly through air attacks and attacks on its navy and army's in other places.
Is Germany still affected by World War 2 today?
Many parts of Germany were completely or majoritarily destroyed by Allied Bombing Raids or the invasion forces in 1944 and 1945. Most notably, Dresden was firebombed a such strong way that it has been described by some as an Allied War Crime. Of course, the Allied Bombing Raids were a result of the German-caused World War 2, but German civilians and cities still suffered.
Was Germany the strongest nation after world war 2?
After WWII, Germany was defeated, bankrupt, and mostly a pile of rubble from Allied bombing raids.
What battle was defined by daily bombing and air raids?
The Battle of Britain during WWII
What war tactic did World War 2 use?
Total Warfare. Essentially, not only was it soldiers fighting, but civilians were targeted too, such as bombing raids on cities.
How many innocent civilians died in bombing raids in Britain in world war 2?
Approximately 2 million people....Not quite, more like 67,000
Bombs in world war 1 England v Germany?
Yes, there were a number of Zepplin bombing raids on England during the war.
Where did London citizens hid during German bombing raids?
in the subways because it was under ground.
