This Day in History:WWII: Germans Firebomb the City of London (1940)

This Day in History:
WWII: Germans Firebomb the City of London (1940)
By the end of the Blitz—Germany’s eight-month nighttime bombing campaign in Britain—tens of thousands of people were dead and millions of homes lay in ruins. For about a two-month period, the country faced nightly attacks. One of the worst raids occurred on December 29, when much of London—including such historic landmarks as St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Guildhall—was destroyed or damaged by bombs and the fires they started. How many children were evacuated to the countryside during the Blitz? More…: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tfd.mobile.TfdSearch