Blitz is the German word for lightning. Made famous during World War 2 by Adolph Hitler. He coined the phrase Blitz Kreig, which means Lightning War.
The name blitz came from the word blitzkrieg which was the German way of saying lighting war. So the word blitz comes from lighting war.
The Blitz or the London Blitz.
Blitz is the German word for Lightning: Blitzkrieg being Lightning War.
The German Blitz, commonly referred to as the Blitz, was a sustained bombing campaign conducted by Nazi Germany against the United Kingdom during World War II. It primarily targeted major cities, including London, starting on September 7, 1940, and lasting until May 1941. The goal was to weaken British morale and disrupt war production, leading to widespread destruction and civilian casualties. The Blitz marked a significant phase in the air war between Germany and Britain.
The blitz started on September 7th 1940. Answered by Kim Sparrow
There wasn't a Blitz in world war 1!
Blitz kreig - lightening war
They were evacuated in the fony war, the blitz and after the blitz stopped
The name blitz came from the word blitzkrieg which was the German way of saying lighting war. So the word blitz comes from lighting war.
Blitz is an abbreviation for Blitzkrieg witch translates (from German to English) to lighting war
The Blitz or the London Blitz.
World War 2, blitz is short for "blitzkreig"
Blitz is short for Blitzkrieg, German for lightning war
The Blitz is called the Blitz because the term 'Blitz' is short for Blitzkrieg and means Lightning war in German. Your Welcome <3
the effects of the blitz was people turning into cannibals
Blitz is the German word for Lightning: Blitzkrieg being Lightning War.
The word Blitz comes from the German word blitzkrieg, or "lightning war".