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The Blitz began on September 7, 1940, when the German Luftwaffe launched a sustained bombing campaign against London and other British cities during World War II. The initial attacks focused on strategic targets such as factories, docks, and railways, aimed at crippling Britain's war production and morale. Over the following weeks, the bombing intensified, leading to widespread destruction and civilian casualties, as the German forces sought to demoralize the British population and force a surrender. The resilience of the British people during this period became a significant aspect of the wartime narrative.

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