This book investigates the impact of the Blitz on the city of Norwich through a collection of rare wartime photographs. Martin W. Bowman, a prolific author on military history and aviation, compiles images from various archives to present a visual record of the destruction and resilience of Norwich during World War II. The collection focuses on the physical damage inflicted by bombing raids and the human response to these events, offering a stark portrayal of urban warfare.

This collection of rare photographs offers a direct visual account of the Norwich Blitz, serving as a valuable resource for historians and those interested in the impact of World War II on British cities. The author's focus on archival imagery provides an unfiltered glimpse into the devastation and the spirit of the city during wartime. The book is likely to be appreciated for its detailed photographic evidence and its contribution to local and national historical records.