British At Home and Under Fire Air Raids and Culture Used Softcover Reference Book

**British At Home and Under Fire: Air Raids and Culture – Used Softcover Reference Book** This used softcover reference book examines the impact of air raids on British civilian life and culture, primarily during the First and Second World Wars. The text provides a detailed analysis of how aerial bombardment influenced the daily experiences, morale, and cultural expressions of the British population. It covers topics such as civilian defense organizations, government policies, public reactions, and changes in social behavior under the threat of air attacks. The book draws from a range of archival sources, photographs, and personal testimonies to present a well-documented overview of the period. Key sections analyze the transformation of public spaces, adaptations in domestic routines, and the evolution of popular media in response to air raids. This reference is suitable for researchers, students, and collectors with an interest in 20th-century British history, military studies, and social change. The volume is in used condition, with minor signs of wear typical for its age.  Total of 343 pages.