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A Shattered City - The Story of Hitler's Attack on Plymouth and it's People 1939-45
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As a schoolboy in wartime, evacuated from Acton in Middlesex to Dartmouth, the author of this book, Gerald Wasley, can remember looking at the red glow in the sky as Plymouth burned under the German bombers in the spring of 1941. Plymouth Destroyed is largely inspired by these memories and provides the only fully illustrated and detailed account of the aerial bombardment of the city by the Luftwaffe in March 1941 and thereafter. First published in 1991 as Plymouth Blitz, the book is now fully revised and updated, including over 200 new photographs and other images, many of them appearing for the first time. For anyone who has an interest in Plymouth, and particularly in the years during which the old city was replaced by post-war redevelopment, this book will be of great fascination.

Author Biography:

Gerald Wasley, is retired from the Department of Clinical Immunology at St Thomas' Hospital, London. He has written several books on medical laboratory science and scientific papers, including 'Naval Medicine and Surgery at the time of the Armada'. There followed Devon At War 1939-45, Devon in the 1930s and Devon in the Great War 1914-1918.
Release date Australia
November 30th, 2004
Author
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Edition
Rev ed.
Illustrations
200 b&w photographs
Pages
176
ISBN-13
9781841142722
Product ID
1935078

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