2. Even After the Battle had Ended, German still Continued with their Bombing Raids
In October 1940, Hitler realized that the Luftwaffe had still not achieved air superiority over the RAF, so he turned his attention away from his quest to take over the British airspace to attacking the Soviet Union. But even though this marked the end of the Battle of Britain that did not stop German bombing raids on British soils. The Blitz Operation went on conducting series of bombing raids against Britain, most of which took place at night. Hitler hoped that the continued bombing raids would break British resilience and he would be able to invade Britain at a later date. The Luftwaffe conducted these nighttime bombing raids over places like London, Coventry, and a handful of other cities in British.
This went on for several months, but the Germans still could not break the fighting spirit of the British and the whole of Western Europe. Over 267 days London was attacked 71 times and other cities continued to be bombed as well. The bombings continued all the way up until May of 1941 when Hitler finally abandoned any hope of doing an invasion of Great Britain. But the damage to the country had been significant more than a million homes were damage and tens of thousands had lost their lives.
