Total pages: 175
Date of Paper | Pages | Event Covered |
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6-page pictorial section | ||
July 11, 1940 | Pages 1 and 9 | “RAF’s battle score - 37” |
July 12, 1940 | Page 1 | “4 more raiders added to the bag” |
July 13, 1940 | Page 1 | “8 more German raiders fall to RAF, AA” |
July 15, 1940 | Page 1 | “Greatest hero of them all – Douglas R. S. Bader” |
July 16, 1940 | Page 1 | “Whistling bombs on town” |
July 22, 1940 | Page 1 | “LDV traps 3 Nazi airmen” |
July 23, 1940 | Page 12 | “Stairway of planes met 6” |
July 25, 1940 | Page 1 | “Battle of 100 planes” |
July 27, 1940 | Page 12 | “28 planes in record day’s bag” |
July 29, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “New Nazi air trick fails” |
July 30, 1940 | Page 1 | “17 raiders down in 30 minutes” |
July 31, 1940 | Page 3 | “Damage was 21 raiders down” |
August 1, 1940 | Page 1 | “RAF bag 240 in July” |
August 6, 1940 | Page 1 | “Why Hitler has waited so long” |
August 7, 1940 | Page 1 | “Nazi airman at large for nine days” |
August 9, 1940 | Page 3 | “Boy risks life to save his puppy in raid” |
August 10, 1940 | Page 1 | “16 warplanes gift by M.P.” |
August 11, 1940 | Page 2 | “Naked woman blown out of bath by bomb” |
August 12, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “60 fall to RAF and guns” |
August 13, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “Nazis raid naval port 39 down” |
August 14, 1940 | Page 1 | “Yesterday’s total 69” |
August 15, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “Bomb hits in path of Express” |
August 16, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “144 down out of 1,000” |
August 17, 1940 | Page 1 | “Raiders bomb London suburbs and gun streets” |
August 19, 1940 | Pages 1, 3 and 12 | “140-16: RAF’s biggest victory” |
August 20, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “RAF men gave life to win” |
August 21, 1940 | Page 12 | “Bombs on cripples’ camp” |
August 22, 1940 | Page 1 | “Planes dive to gun women” |
August 23, 1940 | Page 1 | “Germans now raid in dark” |
August 24, 1940 | Page 12 | “Bombs on centre of town” |
August 25, 1940 | Page 3 | “RAF hurls Nazis back in mass raids” |
August 26, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “34 Nazis down in one fight” |
August 27, 1940 | Page 1 | “Bombers 6 hours over London” |
August 28, 1940 | Page 1 | “Nazis over London, 21 towns” |
August 29, 1940 | Page 1 | “Planes 6 hours over London” |
August 30, 1940 | Page 1 | “200 raiders scattered, pursued” |
August 31, 1940 | Page 1 | “London raiders crash in suburbs” |
Sept 1, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “Nazi planes dive to machine-gun women shoppers” |
Sept 2, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “Four raiders dive bomb town” |
Sept 3, 1940 | Pages 1, 3 and 12 | “Sky ping pong beat raids” |
Sept 4, 1940 | Page 1 | “300 raiders quit after one-hour battle” |
Sept 5, 1940 | Page 1 | “London barrage beats attacks” |
Sept 6, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “A.A. blast breaks up raiders” |
Sept 7, 1940 | Pages 1, 3 and 11 | “Fighters smash mass raids on ‘dromes” |
Sept 8, 1940 | Pages 3 and 4 | “Sirens sent them home to deaths” |
Sept 9, 1940 | Pages 1, 2, 3, 11 and 12 | “Second night in battle of London” |
Sept 10, 1940 | Pages 1, 3 and 12 | “Air battle seen over Houses of Parliament.” |
Sept 11, 1940 | Pages 1, 2 and 3 | “Cloud dodgers in 4th blitz” |
16-page pictorial section | ||
Sept 12, 1940 | Pages 1, 2 and 12 | “Hitler plan to invade is ready” |
Sept 13, 1940 | Pages 1, 2, 3, 6 and 12 | “London barrage beats biggest German raid” |
Sept 14, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “Kind and Queen in Palace, bombed” |
Sept 15, 1940 | Pages 1, 3, 5, 8, 13, 16 and 20 | “The King prayed here 2 hours before bombing” |
Sept 16, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “100 shot down in raids on city” |
Sept 17, 1940 | Pages 1, 2, 3, 6 and 11 | “Raiders fled after 10-mins. fight” |
Sept 18, 1940 | Pages 1, 3, 11 and 12 | “West End bombed again” |
Sept 19, 1940 | Pages 1, 3 and 11 | “RAF bag 46 in 5 attacks” |
Sept 20, 1940 | Pages 3 and 11 | “Bombs but still they wed, shop” |
Sept 21, 1940 | Pages 3 and 11 | “Six bombs hurled on them” |
Sept 22, 1940 | Pages 2, 3 and 13 | “500 saved in raid fire” |
Sept 24, 1940 | Page 1 | “Giant plane fled” |
Sept 26, 1940 | Page 12 | “Bombed on their mercy job” |
Sept 27, 1940 | Page 12 | “First bunk shelter” |
Sept 28, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “130 down in day war” |
Sept 29, 1940 | Page 3 | “Crocked plane bagged enemy” |
Sept 30, 1940 | Page 1 | “Worshippers bombed in a chapel” |
Oct 1, 1940 | Page 3 | “Wally is the hero of a town” |
Oct 2, 1940 | Pages 1 and 2 | “First women to win George Medal” |
Oct 6, 1940 | Pages 2, 3 and 13 | “The bomb the world heard” |
Oct 7, 1940 | Page 3 | “Girl aids ARP, saves 3 relatives” |
Oct 8, 1940 | Pages 3 and 11 | “New all-London evacuation drive” |
Oct 9, 1940 | Page 12 | “50 areas in big Nazi night raids” |
Oct 10, 1940 | Page 3 | “24-hours-a-day war on blitz” |
Oct 11, 1940 | Pages 1 and 3 | “St. Paul’s bombed” |
Oct 12, 1940 | Page 12 | “Fighters beat off Dorniers, get three” |
Oct 13, 1940 | Pages 2, 5 and 20 | “Rich mystery man aids raid victims” |
Oct 14, 1940 | Page 2 | “Drove raider into balloon cable” |
Oct 15, 1940 | Pages 3 and 11 | “Stars will sing in big shelters” |
Oct 16, 1940 | Page 11 | “Escapes bomb – runs, falls in manhole” |
Oct 17, 1940 | Pages 1 and 12 | “I won’t let them hurt you” |
Oct 18, 1940 | Page 2 | “Woman’s will power saves family” |
Oct 20, 1940 | Pages 2, 3 and 10 | “Bomb traps mother, six daughters” |
Oct 21, 1940 | Page 2 | “Big shelter is hit, but few hurt” |
Oct 22, 1940 | Pages 2 and 12 | “1,000 lives saved by a shelter” |
Oct 27, 1940 | Page 5 | “To the rescue: In the raid on London yesterday” |
Oct 28, 1940 | Page 2 | “Daredevil Ted, 15, was hero in bomb blaze” |