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Britain suffered fewer casualties from aerial bombing during the entire six years of the Second World War than the British government had expected in the war’s first few weeks.
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“But later it turned out that that was totally wrong.”
“In fact, in all of Britain,”
“there were fewer casualties from airbombing in the entire sort of six years.”
“of the Second World War than the British government expected in the first few weeks of the war.”
“Like they had less casualties in six years than they expected in like three weeks.”Play from 2:08:15Report a misattribution
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