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Most cities were attacked at least once, and many suffered repeated attacks and severe damage. The worst damaged included [[London]], [[Liverpool]], [[Southampton]], [[Portsmouth]], [[Sheffield]], [[Bristol]], [[Hull]], [[Plymouth]] and [[Coventry]]. However, the town to suffer the worst overall damage was the shipbuilding centre of [[Clydebank]] near [[Glasgow]], which was raided on October 13-14 1941; all but 7 of its 12,000 dwellings were damaged, and 35,000 of the 47,000 inhabitants were made homeless.

Most cities were attacked at least once, and many suffered repeated attacks and severe damage. The worst damaged included [[London]], [[Liverpool]], [[Southampton]], [[Portsmouth]], [[Sheffield]], [[Bristol]], [[Hull]], [[Plymouth]] and [[Coventry]]. However, the town to suffer the worst overall damage was the shipbuilding centre of [[Clydebank]] near [[Glasgow]], which was raided on October 13-14 1941; all but 7 of its 12,000 dwellings were damaged, and 35,000 of the 47,000 inhabitants were made homeless.

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[[Category:World War II]]

[[Category:World War II]]