The Bombing of Britian's Major Cities by Germany from 1940-1949

From 1940 to 1949, the bombing of Britain's major cities in Germany Hitler did not want to go to the war with England. Imperial Soviet Union. However, this is not the opinion of Winston Churchill. He is not ready to reach an agreement with Hitler. Then the German army designed a sea action (a code for invasion of the UK). The main purpose of the Operation Sealion is to weaken the British Air Force (RAF), mainly at the British Air Force Base.

By targeting civilians, Hitler believes that it can surrender to England on September 7, 1940 and start daily bombing operations. London is the main target, but other major cities are also bombed. There are many casualties and injuries. On the first day of the explosion, 430 people were killed and 1,600 people were seriously injured. Most towns have public shelters, but many towns have built Anderson protected areas in the garden to protect them when they can not access public shelters. Anderson shelter is made of corrugated cardboard, it is very strong. After digging the hole in the garden, place a shelter in the hole and cover it with soil. When an attack is about to begin, a bombing warning warns people

In September 1940, Germany carried out the greatest sunlight attack on the British Isles. As Britain is ready for them, Germany lost a lot of equipment and lives. But Germany has been bombing London in the evening until next spring. They canceled the all day attack. This actually means that I could not win. Due to the success of Hitler in the 1940s, many Americans, especially Roosevelt, thought it was totally different from the First World War. If the UK falls to Hitler, we will be in danger. As a result, Roosevelt ordered 50 destroyers to the UK in exchange for Newfoundland and the Navy Base in the Caribbean during the operation of British troops. In January 1941, Roosevelt announced "rent" to Congress. The president can sell or transfer military equipment to the country where the president thinks it is most important to the interests of the United States.

During the Second World War, Germany and Japan took the initiative in urban terrorist bomb attacks, which pitied many people including President Roosevelt. In contrast, the US bombing prioritized military facilities and factories to solidify their strategic goals, and until 1944 supported the British massive bombing of German cities. However, an important moment of the American bombing accompanied by a flame explosion and nuclear attack and the blockade of the city that annihilated the large Japanese cities from February to August 1945 is not only the urban landscape but also the subsequent American war Even left marks of extinction. There are marks that will not disappear. Based on the US fire and explosion in the last few months of the war, this article reflects the importance of the atomic era and the essence of American strategic principles.