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Permalink Reply by Richard McKeever on December 8, 2012 at 19:26

Robin

Thanks for posting - this is fascinating. Some strikes do look a little close to home (e.g. this one!) It would be interesting to see if there is evidence in the local area (new, post-war infill building etc)

Although I'm not sure it is entirely comprehensive ... the bomb that killed several refugees sheltering in Bounds Green Tube seems to be missing from the list?

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Permalink Reply by Edward Swift on December 14, 2012 at 12:32

Seems to me like the Germans had it in for our little corner of London. If you go walking in Alexandra Palace there is an unexploded bomb just above the path at the bottom of the slope. I have always assumed it had been diffused but now I am not quite as certain.

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Permalink Reply by Colin Marr on December 16, 2012 at 17:29

This website is interesting, but some of its references can be misleading and it is limited to a period of only eight months, between October 1940 and June 1941. See the attached photo of Pevensey Avenue in 1942 and one of the same location last year.

Colin  

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