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The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H. E blitz. Fire appliances

The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H. E blitz. Fire appliances


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The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H. E blitz. Fire appliances

The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H.E blitz. Fire appliances, hose etc buried under debris at B.D.V Tobacco Co. City Road. Two firemen were killed and several others injured. 30th December 1940

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Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England

Media ID 21900603

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The Second Great Fire of London: A Glimpse into the Devastation and Heroism of World War II". This haunting print captures a chilling moment in history, depicting the aftermath of The Second Great Fire of London during the height of World War II. Taken on December 30th, 1940, it showcases the sheer destruction caused by relentless bombings and air raids that plagued the city. The image focuses on a scene at B. D. V Tobacco Co. on City Road, where fire appliances lie buried under mountains of debris. The remnants tell a tale of chaos and bravery as two courageous firefighters tragically lost their lives while several others sustained injuries in their valiant efforts to combat this raging inferno. In an era marked by conflict and uncertainty, this photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience displayed by ordinary individuals amidst unimaginable circumstances. It symbolizes not only the devastating impact war had on cities like London but also pays tribute to those who risked everything to protect their communities. As we reflect upon this snapshot from our past, let us honor these brave firefighters and all those who selflessly served on the home front during WWII. May their sacrifices never be forgotten as we strive for peace and unity in our world today.

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