The narrative explores Belfast's significant yet vulnerable role during World War II, highlighting its crucial contributions to the war effort through shipbuilding and armament production. As the city became increasingly important, it faced the looming threat of Luftwaffe attacks, ultimately leading to catastrophic bombings on Easter Tuesday night in 1941. The sudden and intense assaults not only caused widespread destruction but also severely impacted civilian morale, marking a pivotal moment in the city’s wartime experience.
