Zebra
Gold Member
True!I know the RAF created fire storms in dormitory towns and cities as a tactic. It's not exactly a secret.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
True!I know the RAF created fire storms in dormitory towns and cities as a tactic. It's not exactly a secret.
Well said!That is easily the most fucking preposterous argument to rationalize that atrocity.
You don't terrorize and kill innocent civilian populations as "punishment" for war crimes.
That is easily the most fucking preposterous argument to rationalize that atrocity.
You don't terrorize and kill innocent civilian populations as "punishment" for war crimes.
OK...Was the city a civilian center with negligible-to-zero strategic value?Goebbels, the "genius of spin, was busy inflating the numbers of civilian casualties. Rather like Hamas with Gaza.
It's easy to say that when the city in question has no military value.It’s easy to say that, when not living in those times.
think of the Frauenkirche in Dresden!
btw …
do you know the Frauenkirche in Dresden?
I thought that, but….It's easy to say that when the city in question has no military value.
No, it didn't....No amount of whitewashing of history can change that.I thought that, but….
It did though.
British Bomber Command believed that all German cities had value, if nothing else.I thought that, but….
It did though.
No, it didn't....No amount of whitewashing of history can change that.
Sometimes, "the god guys" do some really ghastly things.
Areas of London had strategic military importance...The same cannot be said for Dresden.So it was okay to blitz London, and flatten Coventry?
what military value did the Frauenkirche have?
It was total warThat is easily the most fucking preposterous argument to rationalize that atrocity.
You don't terrorize and kill innocent civilian populations as "punishment" for war crimes.
Ah. Area bombing.The idea was to wear down the civilian will of the Germans. Which it didn’t.