Balham Bomb Damage, London Blitz (Illustration)

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by Imperial War Museums
published on 12 June 2024

Balham Bomb Damage, London Blitz — A photograph showing bomb damage in Balham during the London Blitz (1940-1). October 1940. A bomb hit the Balham Underground Station, killing 68 people. The bus then drove into the crater, a frequent consequence of blackout conditions. (Imperial War Museums)

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