Tobruk - bombed by night and day
31st July 1941: The besieged garrison learns to live with regular bombing
In North Africa the stalemate persisted. Both the British and the Germans were looking to build up their forces in order to bring on a decisive engagement. In the middle stood the besieged port of Tobruk, stubbornly holding out against constant attacks from the Luftwaffe…
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