During the first night of the London Blitz on September 7th, 1940, despite devastating bombing that destroyed homes and left entire neighborhoods in flames, ordinary Londoners demonstrated remarkable resilience by continuing essential daily activities like milk delivery and bus services, showing that even in the face of catastrophic destruction, communities can maintain hope and continuity.
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They Bombed London All Night. In The Morning The Milkman Still Came. 🏴🖤本站添加:
You should get inside, love. It's getting late.
>> I know. I just needed to see it first.
London, September 7th, 1940. Tonight everything changes.
Go. Take your children. Go.
>> Come on, love. Underground now.
The sirens just started. Get back inside, love. It's not safe.
Is anywhere safe tonight?
London is on fire. The whole East End.
50 years I lived in that house. 50 years.
I know.
I'm so sorry. Don't be sorry, love.
We're still here.
They bombed London all night, and in the morning, the milkman still came. The bus still ran. I'm in Aia Khan, and I was here before it happened.
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