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What was the World War 2 movie where the main character tries to escape the bombing of London?
Your question is rather vague- somewhat free-fire rather than tightly aimed or concentrated hits! The only thing I can think of might have been the Battle Of Britain which had a semi-documentary nature. German characters were drawn as one-dimensional caricatures, as was common in Propaganda films. There may have been a film entitled Blitzkrieg or a similar title (Night of the Blitz) Your angle-off seems to suggest the main character was a civilian or detective or something.. Not aware of this. There was a novel where a group of diplomatic agents ATTEMPTED to prevent the atomic bombing of Nagasaki ( the second tactical use of Nuclear weapons in history)- and as the ending is known in advance- Big Blast over Nagasaki- the plot just would come off as inept and anti-war. As far as I known it was only a novel- and much of the action took place in a staff car or Jeep-like vehicle- ( The Japanese higher-ups used Mercedes Benz vehicles. Color of arm-of-service for direct Imperial staff- Purple!-Or maroon with purple band, neat. Rising sun device on rear door.
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In the book The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe why were the children sent to stay with the professor?
During World War II, London was a dangerous place. The city was subject to a period of sustained bombing from the German Luftwaffe (air force) and so thousands of city children were sent to stay out in the country, where it was believed they would be safe. Country people opened up their homes to these children, taking them in for months at a time to provide a safe haven for them.
Is the Boy Meets World character of Minkus the Father of the Girl Meets World character called Farkle?
Yes, the Boy Meets World character Minkus is the father of Girl Meets World character Farkle.
Where is the biggest underground train network in the world?
london
What are the release dates for The Great Escapes of World War II - 1997 Escape from Arizona?
The Great Escapes of World War II - 1997 Escape from Arizona was released on: USA: 10 July 2001
What are the release dates for The Great Escapes of World War II - 1997 The Great Escape?
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What was the bombing of London called during the world war 2?
The Blitz or the London Blitz.
Date London did not get bomed you World War 2?
The Blitzkrieg bombing of London ended in May of 1941.
How did London change when world war 2 finished?
Many parts of London had to be rebuilt as they had been destroyed by bombing.
Who was bombing London and other cities in England?
Germany during World War II
How much of London was destroyed during World War II?
During World War II, approximately one-third of London was destroyed by bombing raids.
When did Germany begin its bombing of London in World War 2?
On September 5, 1940, the Germans began bombing London, reportedly in retaliation for a British raid on Berlin. Bad weather, however, hampered their efforts and it was not until September 15, that the massive bombing attacks began.
What were air raids in world war2?
It's when aircraft from one side bombed a city from the other side, such as the Germans bombing London, or the Americans bombing Berlin.
What was the worst place for bombing in London during the first world war?
The one where the most people died.
In World War 1 were used primarily for bombing raids against London?
If the question is "What in the First World War" then the answer is planes (Gotha's).
In World War 2 what English city received most of the 1940 German saturation bombing?
The city of London .
What word means the bombing of London?
AnswerThe bombing of London is commonly called the London Blitz, or simply, the Blitz. The word derives from the German term blitzkrieg, which refers to the World War II Nazi strategy using targeted, fast-moving, overwhelming force in order to make it difficult for the enemy to respond. AnswerI believe you are referring to the bombing of London during WWII by Nazi Germany. The word for it is called a "blitzkrieg" In German, it means "lighting war."
How did modern weaponry contribute to both the sinking of the lusitania and the bombing of London?
i dont know the answer thats why i asked this question
