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Re: Looking for further information concerning some German bombing attacks of Britain on Oct. 6, 1940
Larry
There is a great deal of localised information from a variety of sources (mostly county archives) which gives detail to air raid activity on the ground. For example, in Kent and Sussex you will find day-by-day and blow-by-blow records of air raid warnings, attacks and outcomes. There are also nation-wide published CWGC lists of all civilian casualties, district by district, and giving date and place of death if you ever wanted to go that far. Also, and as an example, I have the ARP file for each attack on Eastbourne from 1940 to 1944 and these are very detailed.
But.....it would be a mammoth task to pull all of this together. However, you do seem to be quite into mammoth tasks, Larry!
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