Cross-Class Unity During the Blitz: A Non-Existent Component of the Myth of the Blitz

Prior to the Second World War, the UK was strictly divided into two categories: upper class, middle class and lower working class. Once born in the classroom, it is almost impossible to leave; people have to take classes for life. Its structure is strict and rugged. George Orwell even called England (and also the UK) even "the country that is most suffering from the class under the sun". Although this course is open-minded, "extremely unfair" environments are born ("The Class System"), if people in the middle class believe that the lower classes are dirty and inferior.

In the Second World War, the British people showed the opposite general image: the group of people was trapped in the citizens' unity. This image entered the history record of World War II in the 1980s and 1990s, especially after publication of "Blitz of Blitz" (1991) published by Angus Calder. This was mentioned by British leftist and political factions of the British during the Falkland Islands War, it is a nostalgic story that successfully defended democracy, the World War II representing active British patriotism When embedded. This image of the people in the electric shock state is drawn strongly in movies, radio, newspapers, magazines. Back then it was a useful tool to promote household consumption and foreign consumption. The critical response to this kind of historian's construction focuses on justice nationalism and allegations of citizens' unity that seems to be overstressed. In the myth of electric blitches, Calder has revealed antisocial evidence and antisocial evidence

Angus Calder said it was "a myth of electric shock warfare - one of them improvisingly and bravely fighting the German Air Force". "People's war" is a symbolic concept of World War II (WW). During the German Air Force, or more general electric battle (London bombing), civilians became the forefront combatants. Citizens and resources throughout the country were mobilized and more than 67,500 civilians were murdered in the war. When it first gained money in 1940, this sentence was both political, strategic and descriptive. Perhaps the name of the "People's War" made by Communists, Spanish Civil War veteran, Tom Wintram, combats peace for people as common sacrifices lead to equality rights. However, the "people's war" was hijacked for a more moderate purpose, all "united" and the unified country spread for a common purpose