The Blitz

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The Blitz was the sustained German bombing campaign against British cities, especially London, during World War II from 1940 to 1941.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event of World War II
military campaign
strategic bombing campaign
alsoKnownAs Blitz
The London Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
belligerent Nazi Germany
United Kingdom
bombTonnageDropped over 41,000 tons of bombs
casualties over 40,000 civilians killed
over 46,000 civilians injured
characteristic area bombing of civilian centers
night-time bombing raids
use of high-explosive and incendiary bombs
conductedBy Luftwaffe
conflict World War II
continent Europe
countryAttacked United Kingdom
countryAttacker Nazi Germany
endTime 1941-05-11
etymology from German word "Blitz" meaning "lightning"
followedBy Baedeker Blitz
V-1 and V-2 bombing campaign
historicalPeriod 1940s
languageOfName English
location Belfast
Birmingham
Bristol
Clydebank
Coventry
Glasgow
Hull
Liverpool
London
linked to: London, England

Manchester
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Sheffield
Southampton
Swansea
mainTarget London
linked to: London, England
notableEvent Coventry Blitz
linked to: bombing of Coventry

Second Great Fire of London (29–30 December 1940)
linked to: The Blitz
numberOfHomesDestroyed over 1,000,000 homes damaged or destroyed
objective to break British morale
to disrupt British industry
to force Britain to negotiate peace
opponent Royal Air Force
partOf World War II
precededBy Battle of Britain
result failed to force British surrender
strengthened British resolve
startTime 1940-09-07

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Battle of Britain followedBy The Blitz
Blitz notableEvent London Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Heinkel He 111 usedInOperation Blitz over Britain
linked to: The Blitz
bombing of Coventry partOf the Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Kampfgeschwader 53 notableOperation Blitz against the United Kingdom
linked to: The Blitz
Plymouth, England bombingName Plymouth Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Birmingham event Birmingham Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
The Blitz alsoKnownAs The London Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
The Blitz notableEvent Second Great Fire of London (29–30 December 1940)
linked to: The Blitz
British home front during World War II significantEvent London Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
British home front during World War II significantEvent Clydebank Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
British home front during World War II significantEvent Liverpool Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
British home front during World War II significantEvent Bristol Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Portsmouth wasTargetedDuring The Blitz
Operation Mondscheinsonate relatedEvent The Blitz on London
linked to: The Blitz
Moonlight Sonata partOf the Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Moonlight Sonata relatedEvent the Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Knickebein notableUse Blitz over the United Kingdom
linked to: The Blitz
Baedeker Blitz partOf The Blitz
Anderson shelter usedIn The Blitz
subject linked to: Anderson shelters
Morrison shelter era The Blitz
subject linked to: Morrison shelters
Guildhall, London damagedBy The Blitz
subject linked to: Guildhall
Plymouth Blitz partOf The Blitz
Swansea Blitz partOf The Blitz
Little Gidding referencesEvent The Blitz
Manchester Blitz partOf The Blitz
Manchester Blitz historicalPeriod Battle of Britain and The Blitz phase of World War II
linked to: The Blitz
X-Gerät usedInTheater The Blitz
Knickebein usedDuring The Blitz
Y-Gerät inServiceDuring The Blitz
Clydebank Blitz partOf The Blitz
The Empty Child settingEvent The Blitz
Coventry Blitz timePeriod Battle of Britain and the Blitz
linked to: The Blitz
Coventry Blitz relatedTo The Blitz