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The London Blitz was a sustained bombing campaign by the German Luftwaffe during World War II

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Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: London Bridge Station. Picture shows the area that is the arches

London Bridge Station. Picture shows the area that is the arches. 90 people died when London Bridge station was bombed in The Blitz on the night of 17th February 1941 Picture taken circa 20th

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Civilians and firemen help to clear wreckage after another World War Two air raid over

Civilians and firemen help to clear wreckage after another World War Two air raid over Britain. Mirrorpix will suggest 15th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Fetter Lane, off Fleet Street, London. A now unsafe building comes down after being

Fetter Lane, off Fleet Street, London. A now unsafe building comes down after being severely damaged in The Blitz. Picture taken 15th May 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: St Brides Church on Fleet Street, London, and its surroundings damaged in The Blitz

St Brides Church on Fleet Street, London, and its surroundings damaged in The Blitz. 29th December 1940 was the height of the air raids over London

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Second Great Fire of London - one of the most destructive nights of the blitz

The Second Great Fire of London - one of the most destructive nights of the blitz. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Nurses stand and look at the rubble that is now St Giles Hospital in Camberwell

Nurses stand and look at the rubble that is now St Giles Hospital in Camberwell, South London, after it was hit during The London Blitz of World War Two. Picture taken 15th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Picture shows Grove Road, Hospital, Tooting, South West London after it was hit by a

Picture shows Grove Road, Hospital, Tooting, South West London after it was hit by a German Bomb. Little Teresa Kelly had been upstairs, but was found under the debris, in her cot

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Firemen The London Fire Brigade, taking a well earned break with some sandwiches

Firemen The London Fire Brigade, taking a well earned break with some sandwiches, during another call out during The Blitz of London

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Firemen The London Fire Brigade, after successfully putting out a South East London fire

Firemen The London Fire Brigade, after successfully putting out a South East London fire during The Blitz of World War Two

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The roof of this City of London Church set alight by a German incendiary bomb during

The roof of this City of London Church set alight by a German incendiary bomb during the raid on the city. 27th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Great Fire of London. Rescue workers carefully handing out girl from out of

The Great Fire of London. Rescue workers carefully handing out girl from out of the debris of her bombed home. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The London Fire Service are always on the job, pictured in South East London during

The London Fire Service are always on the job, pictured in South East London during the blitz. Circa 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Demolition workers in Fetter Lane, near Fleet Street, London

Demolition workers in Fetter Lane, near Fleet Street, London, pulling down now unsafe buildings that were damage in The Blitz over London. Picture taken 27th June 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Great Fire of London. Turntable ladders are constantly needed during the

The Great Fire of London. Turntable ladders are constantly needed during the blitz - lowering the turntable ladders, leaving the fire to the ground men to finish off. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: AFS (The Auxiliary Fire Service) damaged vehicles at a fire station in London

AFS (The Auxiliary Fire Service) damaged vehicles at a fire station in London, during The Blitz of World War Two. Location unknown. Picture taken circa 10th May 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Great Fire of London. Fires in London after the German attack. 29th December 1940

The Great Fire of London. Fires in London after the German attack. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Debris outside Mansion house, in the centre of London, after another German air raid

Debris outside Mansion house, in the centre of London, after another German air raid on the city, during The Blitz. Picture taken 10th May 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: London Fire Brigade try to get to their colleagues trapped under a sub fire Station

London Fire Brigade try to get to their colleagues trapped under a sub fire Station during The Blitz of World War Two. Actual location unknown Picture taken 11th May 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: A fireman from The London Fire Brigade. Name unknown

A fireman from The London Fire Brigade. Name unknown. No actual date for this picture, but Mirrorpix will suggest 29th December 1940, which was the height of the Blitz on London

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Firemen The London Fire Brigade. Checking their oxygen masks during the Blitz

Firemen The London Fire Brigade. Checking their oxygen masks during the Blitz on London. World War Two.. No actual date for this picture, but Mirrorpix will suggest 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: England, World War Two. Picture date and location

England, World War Two. Picture date and location, unknown but likely to be London and in the Blitz. With this, Mirrorpix will suggest a date of circa 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Scenes at a London Post Office fire caused by enemy action. 17th June 1943

Scenes at a London Post Office fire caused by enemy action. 17th June 1943

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Air raid damage at The Temple, London. January 1942

Air raid damage at The Temple, London. January 1942

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: This mornings rescue scene at a block of working class flats in a South West London

This mornings rescue scene at a block of working class flats in a South West London district which were struck last night. 1st March 1944

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Bomb damage at Telham Road, East Ham, London. March 1941

Bomb damage at Telham Road, East Ham, London. March 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Second Great Fire of London from the dome of St Pauls Cathedral. 29th December 1940

Second Great Fire of London from the dome of St Pauls Cathedral. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Aftermath of an air raid in London. March 1941

Aftermath of an air raid in London. March 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Second Great Fire of London - Stretcher party carry a rescued man over the debris which

Second Great Fire of London - Stretcher party carry a rescued man over the debris which was once his home, Endell Street. 30th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The House of Commons bombed during the London blitz. A view of the Cloisters

The House of Commons bombed during the London blitz. A view of the Cloisters. December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Aftermath of an air raid attack in London. November 1941

Aftermath of an air raid attack in London. November 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Air raid incident this morning at Bruce Castle Park, Tottenham, London

Air raid incident this morning at Bruce Castle Park, Tottenham, London. A casualty is brought out of the wreckage. 17th June 1944

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Air raid scenes in London. March 1941

Air raid scenes in London. March 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Second Great Fire of London - blaze threatens Christ Church

The Second Great Fire of London - blaze threatens Christ Church, known as the American Church as the tower and spire were built by American funds in memory of Lincoln

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: District officer Ronnie Greene of the LFS shows his wife

District officer Ronnie Greene of the LFS shows his wife and her friend Mrs Burge Smith his MBE medal at Buckingham Palace

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The Second Great Fire of London - one of the most destructive nights of the blitz

The Second Great Fire of London - one of the most destructive nights of the blitz. Flames licking around the roofs of the City Temple and St Andrews Church. 29th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Flames licking around the roof of City Temple, London, following an air raid attack

Flames licking around the roof of City Temple, London, following an air raid attack. April 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Night rescue scenes by search light after a v bomb at Bagshot Street

Night rescue scenes by search light after a v bomb at Bagshot Street, near the Old Kent Road, London. 17th December 1944

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Fires at Camberwell, London. 8th December 1940

Fires at Camberwell, London. 8th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Scenes during the London blitz. A building on fire on Lowth Road, London. Circa 1940

Scenes during the London blitz. A building on fire on Lowth Road, London. Circa 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Rescue workers engaged in a heap of debris after a bomb had struck a London dancehall

Rescue workers engaged in a heap of debris after a bomb had struck a London dancehall and milk bar. Many dancers were killed. 8th November 1945

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Air raid scenes in London. Circa 1941

Air raid scenes in London. Circa 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Fires at Old Change Hill, City of London, during a night raid. 6th November 1940

Fires at Old Change Hill, City of London, during a night raid. 6th November 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Air raid in Camberwell, London. 8th December 1941

Air raid in Camberwell, London. 8th December 1941

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Second Great Fire of London - Paternoster Row is destroyed. 30th December 1940

Second Great Fire of London - Paternoster Row is destroyed. 30th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: The silhouette of The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London. Flamed billow behind it

The silhouette of The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London. Flamed billow behind it. London was hit terribly in The Blitz, from September 7th 1940 to May 1941. The birds continued throughout World War Two

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Deptford and St Antholin Church, Nunhead Lane during bombing raid on the night of 27th

Deptford and St Antholin Church, Nunhead Lane during bombing raid on the night of 27th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Deptford and St Antholin Church, Nunhead Lane, London, during bombing raid on the night

Deptford and St Antholin Church, Nunhead Lane, London, during bombing raid on the night of 27th December 1940

Background imageThe London Blitz Collection: Scenes during the London blitz. Circa 1940

Scenes during the London blitz. Circa 1940



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The London Blitz Collection

The London Blitz was a sustained bombing campaign by the German Luftwaffe during World War II. The attacks began on September 7, 1940 and continued for eight months, with over 40,000 civilians killed and more than one million homes destroyed or damaged. Despite the devastation and loss of life, Londoners showed remarkable resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The Blitz also brought about significant changes to British society, including increased government control over daily life and greater social cohesion among citizens. Today, the Blitz remains an important symbol of British fortitude in times of crisis.
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