The Blitz
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| Caption | The Blitz. Just after the outbreak of war a German Heinkel HEIII flew over London, not to drop bombs but as a propoganda exercise (top). After a night of bombing, Londoners still expected tht normal services would be functioning and, miraculously, they generally were (left). One of the greatest raids was on the 29th of December 1940. St Paul's Cathedral was damaged, but not destroyed. Original artwork for illustration on p20 of Look and Learn issue no 771 (23 October 1976). |
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| Creator | Pat Nicolle, also known as Patrick, English (1907–95) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | blitz Germany Germans war bombs bombing World War II Second world war propoganda Heinkel St Paul's cathedral postman milkman destruction British spirit aerial view Pat Nicolle Patrick |
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