WW2 color footage shows aftermath of the Germans' Blitz attack on Bristol

The shocking damage caused by Nazi air attacks on Britain during the Second World War has been laid bare in newly revealed color footage.
The historic footage was recorded in 1942 following a Luftwaffe attack on Bristol which saw multiple buildings and buses completely destroyed. Recorded just an hour after the German air force dropped a bomb on the city, the colorized footage shows a house reduced to rubble on a residential street. Firefighters are seen putting what remains of the blaze caused by the explosion out with a steady stream of water.
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[@michaelbruns449]

Highly recommend slowing this footage down a little.

[@clairepeace5783]

I remember my mother saying she could hear the doodle bugs landing as they followed the river to Bristol x

[@fishbmw]

V1 flying bombs (Doodle-bugs) wouldn't have had the range to reach Bristol, their maximum range from their launch sites in north-western France was approximately 160 miles (250 kilometers).