Coloured cells
in the casulaty lists link to the know victims of each raid.
Summary of Bombing Raids on Kingston Upon Hull
The
tables of bombings on linked to from this page include only those within
the City boundaries. There were several raids in which incidents occurred
in the immediate vicinity of the city. Plane crashes are not included.
Hull's first air-raid warning was at 02:45
on Monday 4th September. As an 'air-raid yellow' all operational crews
were called to their posts. The public siren sounded at 03:20 and the
all-clear sounded at 04:08. No raid occurred.
Number of raids (in which incendiaries and high explosives
were dropped):
82
Total number of people killed, as far as is known:
1,200
Injured and received treatment:
3000
Total damage incidents:
146,568
Houses damaged: (leaving only 5,945 undamaged)
86,715
People rendered temporarily homeless and provided for:
152,000
Number of alerts:
815
Hours under alerts (more than):
1,000
250 domestic and 120 communal shelters were destroyed, from
which more than 800 people were rescued alive.