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Do it Now: Bomb Raids and Gasmasks - (03:22)

Exclusive British Ministry of Information video from WWII, courtesy of the BFI.

  • Added: 19-Aug-2009
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Exclusive British Ministry of Information video from WWII, courtesy of the BFI, giving people valuable wartime advice ranging from how to lessen the risk of fire to instructions on only making necessary phone calls.
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The first shot of World War II was fired 20 years, 9 months, 19 days and 18 hours after the last shot of World War I was fired.
 

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