Why Royal Tombs Were Nearly Destroyed In WW2 @Skye.School
Why Royal Tombs Were Nearly Destroyed In WW2 @Skye.School
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
During World War 2, many of England's Medieval and Tudor Kings and Queens faced a very real threat. Their tombs inside of Westminster Abbey faced danger from German bombs from the skies. But what happened when bombs fell close to the royal tombs?
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Why Royal Tombs Were Nearly Destroyed In WW2

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