Blitz/Britain/ photo question?

It certainly could be any street of terranced houses in Britian...the clothes are 1950 onwards dress, certainly worn in the UK...........and an after blast of fire damage rather than bombed as the houses are still standing and it looks later than the war as the street lighting includes a telegraph pole with telephone wires hanging which suggests home phones, which were not normal until the later 1950s-60s...also the picket fence as they would have all had privit hedging prior to this, in front of the picket fence ..is it a washing maching/fridge? or furntiure....so that could make it a lot later more like late 1960s-1970s

I do not recognise the scene and the style of housing is unusual. I would suggest that it is not a blitz scene from Britain, the destruction is too regular for that. Perhaps the houses were deliberately and individually made uninhabitable - slum clearance in Britain or scorched-earth policy on the Continent?

I asked the person who posted it, waiting for the answer.

But on the other photos from this album you can see the discriptions, according to them it's Belarus, WWII.

UPD. Yeah, it seems too European :(

UPD2. Just got the answer! It's probably Coventry, UK. He also gave me a link to the discussion in a lj community: http://community.livejournal.com/foto_history/1101... I suppuse you can speak Russian, so take a look.

It has to be The USSR of one of the countries that was part of the Union. The clothes are not from the WW2 but much later.

Could well be Coventry (Radford area or Coundon)

Looks like Tipton to me. If so, that picture could have been taken yesterday.

looks like people going to a homeless shelter

it looks like your house when we nukes and invade your country. you commie lovers.