The Bombing of Britian's Major Cities from 1940-41

The bombing of major British cities from 1940 to 1941 is a German word "blitzkrieg" which is a continuous and intensive bombing of the British Air Force from September 7, 1940 to May 1941 for Britain, especially London It was a general English abbreviation of. In World War II. As part of the lightning retaliation against the bombing by the British Air Force in Berlin, the case itself was ordered by a German bomber erroneously bombarding London. On September 1, 1939, when Hitler and Germany invaded Poland, it was natural for Britain and France to declare war with Germany on September 3, 1939.

By targeting civilians, Hitler believes that it can surrender to England on September 7, 1940 and start daily bombing operations. London is the main target, but other major cities are also bombed. There are many casualties and injuries. On the first day of the explosion, 430 people were killed and 1,600 people were seriously injured. Most towns have public shelters, but many towns have built Anderson protected areas in the garden to protect them when they can not access public shelters. Anderson shelter is made of corrugated cardboard, it is very strong. After digging the hole in the garden, place a shelter in the hole and cover it with soil. When an attack is about to begin, a bombing warning warns people

After the German Air Force bombed London for the first time on July 10, 1940, many historic British stadiums were destroyed or destroyed by German bombing. After the attack in 1940, unexploded ordnance was discovered at the stamina of Stamford Bridge, home of the club Chelsea in London. Although the bomb processing units were summoned, they told the club that there were hundreds of other unexploded bombs that could be handled in London. Rael solved the problem by himself. Arsenal's Highbury Stadium also suffered seriously and was forced to play home games at White Hart Lane (home of Tottenham Hotspur, London's opponent). Eaststone at White Hart Lane was used as a temporary morgue place for the victims of the London electric shock. The stadium of Aston Villa in Birmingham was occupied by the military, so the team was unable to participate in the competition until 1942. London 's huge Wembley Stadium was also hit and destroyed in 1944.

From September 7, 1940, for 57 consecutive days, London was bombed. The decision to do a massive bombing of London and other British cities will prove to be one of the most important wars. So far, the German Air Force targets the airports and support facilities of the UK Air Force, and almost destroys the entire UK air defense system. A full-blown attack on British cities leaves the Royal Air Force fighter command in the desperate need of rest, and rebuilds damaged airports, trains new pilots and repairs the aircraft I'm waiting. "This is so, and Churchill has a sense of security, that is, the battle commander feels that the German attack was directed to London ..."