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East Anglia East Anglia was directly threatened with invasion from Germany and the Low Countries and appeared to be a direct route to London. As a consequence a large number of defence lines were built along the coast, rivers, canals as well as locations of military importance such as airfields. Use the menu on the left to view the pictures from each county.
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