The Blitz: Britain On Fire

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The Blitz: Britain On Fire

Mary Lawson's rash decision to stay above ground during the bombing had serious consequences, but Liverpool ultimately emerged from this terrible time wounded but not defeated.

Series 1
In Liverpool, Matron Gertrude Riding and Dr Leonard Findlay ran a hospital with a busy maternity ward, and were right in the midst of the target zone. In the docks, Captain Howard Kinley's bomb-laden ship caught fire, and 350 tonnes of high explosive went up.
Michael Buerk, Angellica Bell and Rob Bell follow Margaret Johnson, a mother of six whose children could not be evacuated, plus Mary Lawson, a promising film star in 40s Britain who was in Liverpool when the raids began, and Churchill's morale-boosting tour of bombed Britain.
Mary Lawson's rash decision to stay above ground during the bombing had serious consequences, but Liverpool ultimately emerged from this terrible time wounded but not defeated.
In Liverpool, Matron Gertrude Riding and Dr Leonard Findlay ran a hospital with a busy maternity ward, and were right in the midst of the target zone. In the docks, Captain Howard Kinley's bomb-laden ship caught fire, and 350 tonnes of high explosive went up.
In Liverpool, Matron Gertrude Riding and Dr Leonard Findlay ran a hospital with a busy maternity ward, and were right in the midst of the target zone. In the docks, Captain Howard Kinley's bomb-laden ship caught fire, and 350 tonnes of high explosive went up.
Michael Buerk, Angellica Bell and Rob Bell follow Margaret Johnson, a mother of six whose children could not be evacuated, plus Mary Lawson, a promising film star in 40s Britain who was in Liverpool when the raids began, and Churchill's morale-boosting tour of bombed Britain.
Michael Buerk, Angellica Bell and Rob Bell follow Margaret Johnson, a mother of six whose children could not be evacuated, plus Mary Lawson, a promising film star in 40s Britain who was in Liverpool when the raids began, and Churchill's morale-boosting tour of bombed Britain.
Examining Churchill's morale-boosting tour of bombed Britain.
Britain was bombarded for eight days in May 1941.
Gertrude's busy maternity ward was right in the target zone.
Mary's rash decision to stay above ground had consequences.
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