"blitz baby" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1957 October 14, Times Editor, “The New Pictures”, in Time, page 112:",
          "text": "I was a blitz baby, myself. I lived on rations when I was growing up.",
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          "text": "A Blitz Baby—his middle name was an homage to England's wartime prime minister—he was born in October 1940 during a brief lull in the German Luftwaffe's all-out effort to reduce England's strategic port city of Liverpool to rubble.",
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        "A person born in the United Kingdom during the heavy German bombing raids (the Blitz) of World War II."
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