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John Lewis Oxford Street bombing aftermathJohn Lewis department store on Oxford Street London, gutted after an air raid 18 September 1940
Policeman checks for gas leaksA policeman checks for gas leaking from this street lamp following a daylight air raid, London 19 October 1940
Changing underground sign lightingIlluminating the sign with ultra-violet light, which would not seem that different to the bluish blackout lights, 14 January 1942
Rescuing books of recordsSoldiers help City of London clerks rescue books of records, after massive air raids 29/30 December 1940
Refreshments after landingSome of the first American troops to arrive in the UK 27 January 1942, only 7 weeks after Americas entry into the war, taking refreshment
Fitting gas masksChildren being fitted with gas masks, 17 April 1941
Children off for a swimFour energetic evacuees off for a dip, 11 August 1941
Entertaining the troopsServing soldiers take to the stage to put on a show for their fellow soldiers, 9 October 1939
Britain: Air Raids. London: The Temple Church May 1941WWII: Britain: Air Raids. London: The Temple Church. The Temple Church blazes during the raid in May 1941
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 18
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 17 The ruins of the Round Church in the Temple, showing the effigy of William the Younger lying in the rubble
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 16 The bust of Dr. Joseph Parker, the famous Nonconformist preacher, still stands amid the ruins of the famous City Temple
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 14
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 15
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 13
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London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 12
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 2
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London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 8
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 7
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London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 3
London in the Blitz Temple Church air raid 1
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit South London 1940The Queen in South London after air raid - After viewing the wreckage at Buckingham Palace King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother)
GIs in EnglandAmerican troops. newly arrived in England, give victory sign 26 Jun 1942
VE Day Street Party in Hunslet, Leeds
VJ Day in Piccadilly CircusCrowds celebrate VJ Day in Piccadilly Circus
Soldiers celebrate VJ DaySoldiers celebrating victory over Japan by throwing a fellow soldier into the air in Piccadilly Circus
VJ Day celebrations in London, crowds gathered in Piccadilly Circus and Shaftesbury Avenue
Crowds dancing in Piccadilly Circus on VJ DayVJ Day celebrations in London, crowds dancing in Piccadilly Circus celebrating the victory over Japan
Preparations for the World War II Peace Victory Parade 1946Preparations for the World War II Peace Victory Parade. Corporal Ahmed Gibba of the Sudanese Defence Force uses a charcoal-burning iron to press his uniform in camp at Kensington Gardens 1946
World War II Victory Day parade June 1946World War II Victory Day parade Amphibious Vehicles with Royal Naval and Royal Marine Personnel June 1946
Crowds in Trafalgar Square Victory Day June 1946World War II Victory Day June 1946 Scene from Admiralty Arch after the Victory Parade, showing crowds in Trafalgar Square
RAF mechanics working on an American Mustang aircraft 1942
Troops march through London ruins during Remembrance service, 1941