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I figure we didn't do any worse to Dresden than what Hitler did to
Coventry and London.


Bull****. Thee were roughly 600 thousand deaths in Dresden in *one
night*. That is more than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. There were NO
arms manufacturing plants there, or any military bases.


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380 people died in Coventry during the whole war.
http://www.rense.com/general19/flame.htm
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In the six years of war, the total English casualties a

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Civilian casualties in the United Kingdom, slightly over half of which
were inflicted in the London area, were as follows:

Killed Seriously injured Total
Aircraft bombs 51,509 61,423 112,932
V-1 (flying bombs) 6,184 17,981 24,165
V-2 2,754 6,523 9,277
Artillery fire 148 255 403
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Total 60,595 86,182 146,777

http://www.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_16.html
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On Aug 9, 9:13 pm, m II wrote:
, world renowned historian and smarter than dxAcehole,
wrote:

I figure we didn't do any worse to Dresden than what Hitler did to
Coventry and London.


Bull****. Thee were roughly 600 thousand deaths in Dresden in *one
night*. That is more than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. There were NO
arms manufacturing plants there, or any military bases.


There were roughly 25,000 deaths in Dresden in one night -- due to a
firestorm started by UK bombers.

US bombers were focused on hitting the railyards, a legitimate target,
and had nothing to do with the firestorm.

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There were some Canadians in the British Military too.I wonder if any of
those Canadians (Pilots, whatever) were directly involved with the fire
bombing of Dresden? I don't dislike Germany and Germans, (most Germans,
anyway) I dislike Nazis, and Commies and Fascist.bush and cheney are all
three rolled into one.
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There were some Canadians in the British Military too.I wonder if any of
those Canadians (Pilots, whatever) were directly involved with the fire
bombing of Dresden?


Yes, there were Canucks involved in the bombing of Dresden.

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Back in those years, in Tokio and everywhere in Japoan, most of those
homes and buildings were made of wood, and that old wood was as dry as a
tinderbox.If we had fire bombed Japan, the whole country would have been
in flames.
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On Aug 10, 12:08 pm, Hiroshima Facts
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On Aug 9, 9:13 pm, m II wrote:

, world renowned historian and smarter than dxAcehole,
wrote:


I figure we didn't do any worse to Dresden than what Hitler did to
Coventry and London.


Bull****. Thee were roughly 600 thousand deaths in Dresden in *one
night*. That is more than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. There were NO
arms manufacturing plants there, or any military bases.


There were roughly 25,000 deaths in Dresden in one night -- due to a
firestorm started by UK bombers.

US bombers were focused on hitting the railyards, a legitimate target,
and had nothing to do with the firestorm.


Those who talk about Hiroshima and Nagasaki because there were
"Atomic" do not understand the truth about the Fire Bombing of Tokyo.

Fire Bombing of Tokyo in World War II
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing...II#Firebombing
"The death toll was at least 80,000, and perhaps exceeded 100,000.[4]
This may have been the most devastating single raid ever carried out
by aircraft in any war including the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, and
the firebombing of Dresden."

~ RHF

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Happy Firebombing and Atomic Bombs Day, Japan! May your nights ''Glow''
forever.
Glow little Gloworm,,,, glimmer,glimmer,,,,,,
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American POWs trucked to Kyushu University, strapped to operating
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