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Post-Blitz London: The Local Response,Hodgson 75 years after she first recorded this diary entry for 17 March 1945, as the focus now moves on from the period of the main London blitz to the final remaining phases of raiding that had yet to be endured in the capital, and in a variation to the course so far taken this chapter will adopt a

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Local Response: Conclusions,that what really mattered most was where the bombs happened to fall, as Allport aptly demonstrates:For whilst there exists a commonplace understanding that parts of the capital were bombed more than others, there was in fact a matching inequality in blitz experience.

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erience in different localities.Explores air raids alongside.This book takes a fresh approach to the London Blitz by viewing this time through individual local boroughs of the metropolis. The term ‘London Blitz’ means that culturally we have become accustomed to understanding that the actual blitz e

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Introduction and Historiography, there were many London blitzes, not one, influenced by a myriad of metropolitan localities giving rise to an agency of locality that helped to shape the lived blitz experience. To be able to fundamentally grasp the London blitz, one must fully appreciate the very city that lay beneath the enemy bombers.