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The book looks at the effects of war on the City of London, including the damage caused by the 8 months of the Blitz between September 1940 and May 1941.

Focusses largely on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

Focusses largely on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

Focusses largely on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

First in-depth study of the Second World War as lived in Brighton and its suburbs.

Aberdeen was the most frequently bombed city in Britain suffering 32 raids and 364 air raid warnings. As a result, Aberdeen was nicknamed the Siren City'.

A comprehensive account of the Second World War in Frome.

The first study of Sunderland during the Second World War. Large focus on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives and contemporary newspapers.

Indepth look at Merseyside during the Second World War.

Indepth look at Birmingham and how it had to adapt to help the war effort.

The first book to give a complete overview of the Isle of Man's role in the Second World War.

The first detailed account of what life was like in an important industrial and railway town.

Discusses the largely-forgotten about PoWs who were housed in Warwick.

Few could believe that within twenty years of the war to end all wars being won the world was once again at war.

Life in the Second World War in Derbyshire, as seen through the eyes of those who actually lived through it.

An in depth look at Cardiff and the Valleys during the Second World War.

Written by an experienced author and an accomplished researcher.

A unique comprehensive history of Barnsley during the war.

The social and economic effects on those left at home while the troops were away. This is life in the Second World War in Manchester, as seen through the eyes of those who actually lived through it.