This brief documentary, made five weeks into the blitz, shows how Londoners faced their situation with quiet resolve as they changed clothes and got ready to defend the city against further bombing raids. I've always been struck by the fact that even during intense attacks, electricity and water somehow remained available. People were taking refuge in underground shelters, yet lights still shone, providing a sense of normalcy that’s usually unnoticed. When morning came, the city would get up with the sunrise, tidy things away, and the King and Queen's presence seemed to boost morale as people cleaned up after the damage; it tells a patriotic story about a city experiencing an assault, but not in a way that feels like propaganda.

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