At Home and Under Fire

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The book explores the impact of Britain's initial air raids, highlighting how these early experiences shaped civilian preparedness for the challenges of the Second World War. It delves into the lessons learned, the psychological effects on the populace, and the strategies developed to cope with future threats, illustrating the evolution of public resilience in the face of aerial warfare. Through historical analysis, it emphasizes the significance of these events in influencing wartime policies and civilian life.