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During World War II, the 'Blitz' took place from August 1940 to June 1941 in the United Kingdom -- and included London as a primary objective of the German attackers. Consisting of air warfare, the 'Blitz' saw German air forces attempting (unsuccessfully) to subdue England through a massive bombing campaign of its industrial and population centers, among many other targets.

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