The Blitz was the German bombing campaign against Britan in 1940 and 1941. It lasted seven months and targeted cities across England. The purpose was to demoralize the British people as well as disrupt manufacturing and business.
The campaign resulted in the "Blitz Spirit", the attitude of the British people that they were never going to be beaten by the German campaign. In response to the bombing, people worked to overcome the hardships, pull together and do whatever it took to keep the country working and effective. The idea of submitting to the German forces was never entertained.
The Blitz Spirit was when the governnment ,agencies, cinemas, new reporters used Propaganda to encourage people to carry on as usual and be brave. Nearly everyone carried on with their jobs! Shop owners refused to close. Basically people were trying to cheer everyone up during the blitz.
Blitz in WW2 was an intensive campaign of aerial bombing.
Auxiliary Fire Service.
The word Blitz is the German word meaning lighting. The correct term for what many call the blitz is the Blitzkrieg, which means lighting war. The Blitzkreig is the war stratagy used by the Germans to invade enemy countries during World War 2
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Syracuse Blitz was created in 1998.
The cast of Blitz Spirit - 2004 includes: Bernard Kops
by scoring their favorite numbers like spirit rat its favorite number is 50,000
if you mean the London blitz it was air raids. bombs
An intense campaign: a media blitz focused on young voters.
blitz krieg was was a totally new concept that few understood and was a masterful,"lightening" war" tactic that [ at the time" no one had any concept of defeating
Blitz in WW2 was an intensive campaign of aerial bombing.
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The Blitz refers to German bombing raids on cities during WW2
Auxiliary Fire Service.
An intensive or sudden military attack
why did we have the blitz
I think it means both. During the Blitz eg. the air raids interrupting peoples jobs and also the aftermath eg. the destruction of buildings, homes, lives etc.