The London Blitz

The London Blitz was a period during World War II, primarily between September 1940 and May 1941, when Nazi Germany dropped extensive bombs on London and other British cities. Aimed at weakening Britain’s war effort and morale, thebombings caused widespread destruction, fires, and civilian casualties. Despite the devastation, the British people showed resilience, continuing to support the war effort. The Blitz highlighted the harsh realities of modern aerial warfare and the importance of civil defense. It remains a significant event in British history, symbolizing both wartime hardship and national resilience.