The Blitz

The British media violently attacked the British bombing in England in 1940 and 1941. This is the term "lightning bolt" in Germany. This concentration of industrial goals and civic centers, the direct bombing began on September 7, 1940 in London called the British fight. Before the British invasion failed, Hitler and Hermann Goaring planned to destroy the British Air Force, following the raid of the British Air Force to Berlin, they changed tactics and bombed civilian targets .

The scale of attack rapidly expanded. Just in September, the German Air Force German Air Force dropped 5,300 tons of high explosives to the capital within 24 hours. To "mitigate" the British population and destroy morale before the planned invasion, German aircraft expanded their goal, including major coastal ports and production and supply centers.

Coventry 's notorious bomb dropping on November 14, 1940 brought even more bad distortion to the sport. Fifty German bombers dropped 500 tons of high explosives and nearly 900 bombshell bombs with a 10 hour cold bomb. When the British Air Force attacked German cities, this strategy was more imitated.

In September 1939, the population of the United Kingdom was warned that there was the possibility of a bombing in the city, civil defense preparations began at national and local level. People who have gardens built a simple corrugated steel Anderson shelter covered with the earth. The sanctuary of a larger city built with bricks and concrete was built in the British town, and the power outage was severely forced after the dark

Night raids are very frequent and nearly continuous. Many people who are tired of interrupting sleep and going back and forth to the street evacuation shelter occupy most of their houses. This creates a solid spirit of solidarity and community

Londoners seemed to be an obvious and wise solution to them for them, then they entered the subway station thousands of times. Initially, this was a positive discussion by the government. However, this popular behavior occupies a dominant position, underground watching travelers in London go through the crowded stations of men, women, children's bed and their belongings. This is a general sight.

Due to the conversion of German fighters to Russia since May 1941, the main air strikes against British cities weakened. However, sporadic and fatal attacks using increasingly larger bombs have been on for several years. The "Baedeker" raid in 1942 hit a historic city including Canterbury, York and Exeter, deployed V1 and supersonic V2 rocket between 1944 and 1945, killing nearly 9,000 civilians did.

Since September 1940, the German Air Force began bombing the night during England. At the beginning of the electric shock, London attacked for 57 consecutive days, followed by massive attacks on other major cities and ports. During the electric shock, 7,736 children were murdered and 7,622 people were seriously injured. Many children are orphans or lost brothers and sisters. In addition to being a victim of attacks, children are involved in relief activities. Girls aged 16 and older, including girl guides and boy scouts, support ARP service (later known as civil defense) at the air strikes and cooperate with messengers, fire inspectors, or volunteer organizations

In recent years, many audio recordings of wit blitzkrieg appear in audio books such as Blitz, Family Front and British War Radio. These collections include interviews with civilians, military personnel, crew, politicians, and civil defense personnel, as well as records of the current situation of Blitz Cree, press releases, and public relations broadcasts. An interview worth mentioning includes George Cross' s first recipient, Thomas Alderson, John Cormac confined to the ruins for 8 days at Clydeside, and Herbert of December 1940. Morrison famous "Britons do not burn" and fire brigades need to increase