an attack by planes dropping bombs

An attack by planes dropping

bombs.

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Practice for what to do in an air

raid, such as going to the shelter.


A building to protect people

from bombs.


Countries (including Britain, France, the

Soviet Union and the USA) who joined

forces to fight the Axis Powers.


Small plot of land for

growing vegetables.


Weapon first used in 1945 when two

bombs were dropped on Japan, killing

more than 100,000 people.


Wartime ban on street lights

and other lights at night.


Germany, Japan, Italy and other

countries that were allies in

World War 2.


German air raids, from a German

word 'blitzkrieg' which means

'lightning war'.


Mass murder or cruel treatment

of people during a war.


Countries ruled by Britain.


Regulating what people say

or write.


People not in the armed

forces.


A network of civilian volunteers who assisted

in the war effort by helping in air raids and

rescuing people from bombed buildings.


Group of friendly countries almost

all of which were once part of the

British Empire.


Prison where Jews and other

prisoners were kept by the Nazis.


Slip of paper marked or torn

out of a ration book.


6 June 1944, the date Allied forces

landed in Normandy, France.


People who follow the

religion of Judaism.


Someone who was evacuated, moved

from a danger area to a safer

place.


Places where things are made.


The Army, Royal Air Force,

Royal Navy and other services.


A German Jewish girl who spent two years

hiding from the Nazis in a house in

Holland. Her wartime diary was published

after the war.


Face mask to protect people

against poisonous gas.


People who took in evacuees

to live with them.


Leader of Nazi Germany.


Mass murder of Jews and

other people by the Nazis.


Attacked and taken over by

an enemy.


To free from an enemy's

control.


Clothing worn by soldiers,

sailors and airmen.


To do with the navy or

warships.


Short for National Socialist Party (in

Germany), a follower of Hitler was

also called a Nazi.


Taken over by enemy forces.


Short for Prisoner Of War - soldiers

captured by the other side.


News media (such as radio) to show

your side in the best way.


Regulating the supply of food,

clothes, petrol and other things.


A person forced to leave

their home, often by war.


A list of names. In WWII people had to

register with shops before they could

use their ration books there.


Fighting back in an occupied

country, for example by refusing

to help the enemy.


Machine that made a wailing noise

as a warning when enemy planes

were seen.


A catchy phrase or saying.


Small hand pump for squirting

water to put out fires.


A short message sent by phone,

then printed out and delivered.


London's Tube rail system.


System set up in 1945 by the Allies

to work for world peace.


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