German winter and summer time - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Nick Beale · #10 2nd February 2017, 16:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by RT

We hv to understand , that the brits only change time ???

Rémi

I'm not sure what it is you're asking but British times were as follows:

During the war, local time in the UK varied from GMT(Greenwich mean Time) to BST (British Summer Time) to BDST (British Double Summer Time): BST = GMT + 1 hour; BDST = GMT + 2 hours.

16/4/39 - BST
19/11/39 - GMT
25/2/40 - BST
4/5/41 - BDST
10/8/41 - BST
5/4/42 - BDST
9/8/42 - BST
4/4/43 - BDST
15/8/43 - BST
2/4/44 - BDST
17/9/44 - BST
2/4/45 - BDST
15/7/45 - BST
7/10/45 - GMT

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