London resembled a city in the Urogs of a severe earthquake. for the terrific explosions of 900-pound bombs. the crash of collapsing buildings and the deafening roar of antitlteraft batteres. shook the capital.
Anticaireraft batteries sct up a ter rifle curtain of fire. The constant rustle of the guns added to the con= cussion caused by explosions.
The raid on London extended to the disttlets of the Thames Estuary which wore heavily attacked by low-flying planes which seemed mainly to have featterod Molotov breadbaskets.
One of the two bombers shot dow crashed in the garden of a house residential district. The occupant the house reported, "It came dows, with terrible noise. We thought that it must be coming on us.
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