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The First Blitz The Germain Air Campaign Against Britain 19171918 Andrew Hyde

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The First Blitz The Germain Air Campaign Against Britain 19171918 Andrew Hyde
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Publisher: Leo Cooper, Pen & Sword Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.46 MB
Author: Andrew Hyde
ISBN: 9781783461585, 9780850528121, 0850528127, 1783461586
Language: English
Year: 2013

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The First Blitz The Germain Air Campaign Against Britain 19171918 Andrew Hyde by Andrew Hyde 9781783461585, 9780850528121, 0850528127, 1783461586 instant download after payment.

In 1917, the Germans launched a major air campaign against the British mainland, which shocked the whole nation and terrorized the southeast of England.These attacks by German bombers caused hundreds of deaths and injuries, but until now, the full details of these raids have NEVER before been told. These range from the massacre of Canadian troops resting in Folkstone on May 25, 1917, to the widespread carnage of shoppers a couple of miles away in the city center. Who is any the wiser that Sherness, then a major dockyard for the Royal Navy, barely escaped a similar fate when it too was singled out for the same treatment or that a 50kg bomb struck Upper North Street School in LondonOCOs Poplar on June 13, 1917. It not only took the lives of 18 schoolchildren, many as young as 5 years, but also crippled and mutilated twice as many again. Terrible as this was, it was just one of scores of similar tragedies, which terrified the populace of London and horrified the world.The account of this campaign plus the political and military circumstances surrounding it, follows years of original and painstaking research, interviews and correspondence with those who remember that period."

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