Bombing Of Dresden Research Paper
Dresden bombing
From February 4 to the 11, the allied leaders which were Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin met at Yalta in the USSR and discussed bisons of the postwar world. Other than deciding on what part of the German territory would be conquered. The military had little time in the war against the third reign (Bombing of Dresden). “However, Churchill and Joseph Roosevelt did promise Stalin to continue their bombing campaign against Easter Germany in preparation for the advancing Soviet forces” (Firebombing in Dresden). In February 13 of 1945, a firebombing conducted by Allied forces against the city of Dresden. The bombing killed about 135,000 people, and was the most destructive bombing of WWII. It was also a horrendous
From February 4 to the 11, the allied leaders which were Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin met at Yalta in the USSR and discussed bisons of the postwar world. Other than deciding on what part of the German territory would be conquered. The military had little time in the war against the third reign (Bombing of Dresden). “However, Churchill and Joseph Roosevelt did promise Stalin to continue their bombing campaign against Easter Germany in preparation for the advancing Soviet forces” (Firebombing in Dresden). In February 13 of 1945, a firebombing conducted by Allied forces against the city of Dresden. The bombing killed about 135,000 people, and was the most destructive bombing of WWII. It was also a horrendous