text: Angus Calder wrote a book titled after "The Myth" of this event, claiming that the perceived civilian response to it was itself a product of wartime propaganda.
full_question: Angus Calder wrote a book titled after "The Myth" of this event, claiming that the perceived civilian response to it was itself a product of wartime propaganda. A photograph called "St. Paul's Survives" became a symbol of this event. A man gave the "Every Man to his Post" speech during this event, the failure of which led to the cancellation of Operation Sea Lion. During this event, the Luftwaffe bombed London for 57 consecutive nights. For 10 points, name this campaign of strategic bombing of the United Kingdom in 1940-1941 that takes its name from a shortening of the name given to Nazi war tactics.
first_sentence: Angus Calder wrote a book titled after "The Myth" of this event, claiming that the perceived civilian response to it was itself a product of wartime propaganda.
raw_answer: The Blitz [or the London Blitz; prompt on Battle of Britain until it is read; do not accept "blitzkrieg"]