The Blitz Spirit is celebrated as British resilience during WWII, but the reality was messier. Genuine hardship, social unrest, and even anger toward the enemy clashed with patriotic myths pushed by official propaganda. Post-war, this narrative grew, often hiding the true, complex experiences of everyday civilians.
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Charles Lindbergh went from national hero to divisive political figure in the buildup to WWII, fiercely arguing for U.S. isolationism. His stance and controversial associations influenced national debate and left a lasting mark on his public legacy.
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