Raiding London for the fourth night in succession in their series of terrorism attacks, Nazi bombers visited all districts from the residential West End to the densely populated and already damaged East End. Again dropping incendiary and high explosive missiles indiscriminately, the raiders from Tuesday night until early yesterday morning failed to carry out as much devastation as in the three preceding assaults, neutral eye-witnesses declared. The above map shows the densely populated dock area, which extending from the Tower of London (see map) to North Woolwich might loosely be classified as the East End. This is the region over which the Germans have taken the greatest toll of civilian life and- claim to have scored many hits on important docks, despite which all port facilities have been maintained unbroken. was revealed yesterday that a school in which temporary shelter had been provided for some five hundred civilians deprived of their homes by Nazi bombs, was struck by an explosive of terrific power during an area raid, and was demolished with what is feared to be great loss of hie. The central shopping area and the West End residential districts are shown at the extreme left of the map. According to reports from London yesterday, these districts were bombed several times, but without very great effect, and damage appeared to have been confined to the destrucfion of a few buildings and large numbers of shop windows.
Buckingham Palace, which was among the buildings bombed during yesterday's raids, is shown im the above map às a black patch, just north of Victoria and to the west of Westminster,
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