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Nazi Super Bombs: How They Worked and Why They Failed

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Blowing Up History:
Nazi Super Bombs
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Hear the story of the London Blitz of WWII as it's never been told before: using real bombs on a specially constructed street to illustrate the moving personal testimony of survivors. The recreation aims to show the true horrors of the ferocious and constant bombardment and to explain why, ultimately, it failed.


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