18th July 1941: People cannot avoid the bombs in Hull - the most bombed city outside London - so take desperate measures to sleep safely
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Hull was regularly bombed, partly because of its east coast location and partly because of its importance as a port and shipbuilding centre. Smouldering grain cascades slide into the river at Hull after the raid on the night of 7/9 May 1941.
The Blitz may have been temporarily over for Londoners, but intermittent raids continued around Britain. Hull was …
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