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Swansea gone. Colossal damage : The incredible 80-year-old diary of a Swansea Blitz Home Guard
Hundreds of people were killed and injured when thousands of high explosive and incendiary devices were dropped on the city in 1941 and James R John was there to see it and to record it
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