Feared Caused as Result Of Intensive Raid London, Nov. 15.
Extensive damage and nearly 1,000 casualties were feared to have been caused when German aircraft subjected the town of Coventry to a attack last night.
The severity of the raid, according to the Ministry of Home Security, was comparable with the worst of the night attacks on London.
The German machines were heavily engaged by intensive anti-aircraft fire, which caused them to keep at a great height and hindered accurate bombing of industrial targets.
It is earned that at least two raiders were shot down during the attack.
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