Swansea's darkest hours told in history DVD
The three most devastating nights in Swansea's history have been retold in a DVD, which tells the story of the World War II blitz in the city - 69 years ago.
Up to 270 residents lost their lives between 19-21 February 1941, with hundreds more being injured or made homeless.
A collaboration between Swansea Museum and Create Solutions, a local project which works to turn around the career prospects of people dealing with mental health issues, has produced a documentary.
Andrew Steele, who is overcoming feelings of anxiety and depression, was the lead producer of Three Nights Blitz of February 1941 and says it's played a major part in his ongoing recovery.
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Up to 270 residents lost their lives between 19-21 February 1941, with hundreds more being injured or made homeless.
A collaboration between Swansea Museum and Create Solutions, a local project which works to turn around the career prospects of people dealing with mental health issues, has produced a documentary.
Andrew Steele, who is overcoming feelings of anxiety and depression, was the lead producer of Three Nights Blitz of February 1941 and says it's played a major part in his ongoing recovery.