Paris wasn't bombed but apart from that I don't think that there were any European cities that weren't bombed during World War II. Some were completely obliterated.
London was bombed during World War 2 because the Nazis were attempting to demoralize the city. The country was not attacked because more people lived in the city.
The fire basically destroyed two-thirds of the city of Rome.
During World War II, Coventry was twinned with the city of Dresden, Germany. This twinning was established post-war to promote reconciliation and peace between the two cities after the devastation caused by bombing during the conflict. The partnership symbolizes a commitment to healing and understanding between former enemies.
During, it was just Germany. Afterwards, the city was divided up into several sections, most of which belonged temporarily to the United States and the USSR.
Paris received very little damage even at the end of the war when the Parisians repelled the German Nazis. Cities in Sweden were not damaged nor were the cities in Spain, Switzerland, Portugal and Ireland. Athens received some damage but thankfully the Greek ancient buildings remained in pretty much the same state they were in prior to the war. I believe the Vatican City did not get damaged either.
Paris
The Statue of Liberty was damaged by shrapnel in The Black Tom explosion at Jersey City, NJ in 1916.
London was the most bombed capital city during WW2 .
New York City was the first capital of the united states, and it represented the spirit of the new nation. Although badly damaged during the Revolution, the city had already begun to recover. New York City had a bustling economy.
No Australian city was bombed during WW1.
Darwin
yes
london
no
During World War II, Hull, England, suffered extensive bombing as part of the German air raids, particularly during the Blitz. Approximately 95% of the city's buildings were damaged, with around 1,200 houses completely destroyed. The devastating attacks led to significant civilian casualties and the destruction of infrastructure throughout Hull.
The Athletics never appeared in a World Series during their years in Kansas City (1955-67).
The Parlotones were originally formed in Johannesburg, South Africa, and the band members predominantly lived in the city. They have achieved international success and have toured extensively around the world.