The German's targeted large cities that were in range of both their bombers and V1 Rockets. Liverpool fit that criteria. To go broader, though, the German's bombed large cities to break down the British morale, and cause a governmental revolt.
London, Coventry, Porstsmouth, Plymouth, Liverpool among many others.
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To try and demoralize the civilian population.
yes it was a public shelter aswell it held 150 people and it was for free
The principal target in the Blitz was London. Coventry suffered concentrated attacks over several nights and there were also raids on seaports such as Liverpool and Portsmouth.
The Liverpool blitz was the period when German aircraft bombed Liverpool extensively during WW2. The worst period was between August 1940 and May 1941. The raids were the most heavy outside London. The targets were primarily the docks and the transport infrastructure supporting them. Liverpool and Birkenhead comprised the largest port complex on the west coast.
Hundreds of thousands of Londoners used the bomb shelters and survived the Blitz.
London, Coventry, Porstsmouth, Plymouth, Liverpool among many others.
Great Britain definitely had bomb shelters for not only the general populace but also the government during the Blitz.
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binary and bomb Blitz; Blitzkreig; bazooka;
To try and demoralize the civilian population.
after hitlers airforce (the luftwaffe) failed to beat the RAF he wanted to bomb all the war important buildings such as factories,airfields,docks and barracks.such towns and cities were bombed as London, Manchester, Birmingham, Coventry, Belfast, Glasgow, Newcastle, Dover, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Cardiff
because Liverpool dock was a major site to bomb so food couldn't get in because Liverpool dock was a major site to bomb so food couldn't get in
During the blitz the first lot of bombs were dropped in London in 1940... They had to turn all the lights off in the city so the Nazis did not know where to bomb.
yes it was a public shelter aswell it held 150 people and it was for free
The principal target in the Blitz was London. Coventry suffered concentrated attacks over several nights and there were also raids on seaports such as Liverpool and Portsmouth.