Blitz on Britain 1939-45

A gripping account of the Luftwaffe's relentless bombing campaign on Britain during World War II and the heroic efforts to defend the nation.

Blitz on Britain 1939–45 examines the pre-war fears of an aerial knock-out blow and the reality of the Luftwaffe's capabilities. Alfred Price details the bombing attacks, the defense operations, and the civilian experience. Discover the evolution of air defenses, from rudimentary systems to advanced technologies like radar. Explore the courage and resilience of the British people as they faced nightly bombardments. This compelling narrative reveals how the air defenses ultimately defeated the aerial onslaught, making it a must-read for those interested in military history and the spirit of a nation under siege.